A & M Farm Orchard

Our take

What’s actually confirmed here

A & M Farm Orchard operates at 22141 State Route 251 in Midland, which the record places in Clinton County — confirmed via Wikipedia and a farm-directory URL that names the county explicitly. Two apple varieties are named directly: Gala and Jonathan. Hours are specific: Monday through Saturday from 9am to 5pm, and Sunday from 1pm to 5pm. That’s a fairly generous weekly schedule for a small operation, open every day of the week even if Sunday hours are shorter.

A small, multi-crop operation

The research notes describe A & M as a small, multi-crop u-pick farm, offering apples alongside strawberries and pumpkins depending on the time of year. That framing matters: this isn’t a farm built primarily around a large apple operation with dozens of varieties, but a smaller stand that rotates through different produce across the season. With just two apple varieties named in the record, it’s reasonable to expect a more limited selection than some of the larger orchards in this dataset.

The most current source raises real doubt

This is the honest, and somewhat unusual, gap in this record. The farm’s own blog at aandmfarm.blogspot.com was identified as the most current channel available for A & M Farm Orchard, more current than the directory listings used for the address and hours. But at the time it was read, the blog’s most recent visible post referenced being sold out of a prior apple crop and was looking ahead to a 2026 blueberry season — not confirming this fall’s apple availability. That’s meaningfully different from most other gaps in this dataset, where the issue is simply “no date posted yet.” Here, the most recent public information actually points toward uncertainty about whether apples are currently available at all.

What this means for planning a visit

Given that ambiguity, this is a farm where calling ahead isn’t just a nice-to-have — it’s close to essential if apple picking is the specific reason for your trip. The listed phone number is confirmed, per multiple directory listings, to be answered directly by the farm itself, which suggests a real, hands-on operation rather than a call center or third-party booking line. A quick call should resolve whether Gala or Jonathan apples are actually ready and available before you make the drive to Midland.

Two varieties worth knowing

Gala and Jonathan, the two apples named in the record, sit at different points on the ripening calendar — Gala is generally an early-to-mid-season apple, while Jonathan tends to come in a bit later, into the mid-season range. Having both named suggests A & M’s apple offering, even if modest in variety count compared to larger orchards in this dataset, spans a reasonable stretch of the fall rather than being a single-week affair. Without a posted date range, though, there’s no way to know from this record alone which of the two, if either, is currently ready on any given visit.

The bottom line

A & M Farm Orchard is a real, small, family-run u-pick farm in Clinton County growing Gala and Jonathan apples alongside strawberries and pumpkins on a rotating seasonal basis. Its own most current public channel — a blog, not a formal season-announcement page — left this record genuinely unable to confirm current apple availability, having last referenced a sellout and a shift in attention toward next year’s blueberries. Call 513-875-2500 directly before planning a visit around apples specifically.