Siegel's Cottonwood Farm

The Siegel Family has a long four generation 100 year history on their farm on Weber Road.

Frank and Gertrude Siegel moved to this farm in 1909 to raise their growing family.

The Siegel’s familyey raised their seven children, five boys and two girls on this farm.

When Frank got sick, their son Francis second generation, moved back to this land to continue farming and to raise his family in the mid nineteen forty’s.

After Frank’s death, Francis and Marie Siegel raised their family in the same house and farmstead that Francis grew up in.

Farmer Paul, the third generation and sixth oldest of nine, grew up with his brothers and sisters, five boys and four girls, in the same house that his father Francis did.

No matter where you go to pick your fruits and vegetables, u-pick farms will all have different open times and seasonal times based on many different factors.

The actual business hours will vary based on the farm, where they are located and when their fruits and vegetables are ripe and ready for picking.

Weather is also a factor in both the seasonal openings/closings and business hours of a farm. Weather alone can affect when a crop will ripen or even if there will be a crop available this year.

Too much rain, not enough rain and not enough sun can also affect the timing of when Siegel's Cottonwood Farm will have a crop ready for u-pick.

We found that most farms have at least one social media account where they will list their seasonal opening and closings, including pictures of their produce.

Below you can find the contact information that we have for Siegel's Cottonwood Farm. Every u-pick farm listed on our website will have an address and some form of contact information.

If you have questions for the farm, you will need to contact them – otherwise if you have questions for U-Pick Farms USA, please send us a message.