Meadowbrook Pumpkin Farm & Community

08/22/2026

Sugar corn. Started a new field of SUGAR CORN today. Excellent for Freezing Canning . Grilling or just eating. Super sweet. Long narrow tender kernels that pop in your mouth . You have tried the rest. NOW try Wisconsin's BEST. Picked fresh every few hours. ... 2970 Mile view Rd. West Bend Wi. 1 mile s on main hy P. From Menards. Then West on Mile view Rd . Open 10 am to 6 pm. Daily. Sunday too.

08/17/2026

It's SUGAR CORN time at Meadowbrook Pumpkin Farm & Market 2970 mile view Rd. West Bend. Open with freshly picked sugar corn 11 to 7 . Every day. Sunday too.
Sugar corn. That super crisp crunchy , deep,narrow , "way too sweet of corn" and With a real corn flavor. Needs no butter or salt... Superb for freezing. Grilling or 3 min an ear in microwave.. or steam. Never boil.. Tomatoes also starting. You have already tried SweetCorn from the Rest. NOW you can enjoy the BEST. Visit the babies .

08/10/2026

🌽 SUGAR CORN. 🌽 Is READY... At. Meadowbrook Pumpkin Farm ... The sweetest deep narrow, tender, delicious sweet corn you will ever eat... Tenderly Pop off on your mouth with sweetness you will enjoy. 🌽 Is available 10 to 7. Daily. Farm animals here for you to enjoy during your visit... We pick our corn hourly or so as needed. You will seldom get it this FRESH or this SWEET. You have tried the rest. Now enjoy the best. Excellent for freezing.

Animal park and petting zoo & safari Trail at the family Friendly Pumpkin Farm May thru September open wed thru Sunday 11 am to 6 pm. October , 10 am to , 7 pm daily Fri ,Sat till 11 pm

07/26/2026

SUGAR CORN Now Ready.. That incredible Crunchy sweet sugars sweet Corn We Grow Will Be Available About August 8 th We are Watering heavy every three four days . so the drought will not hurt th size and quality... Pickles are still four weeks out. Taste the good corn Now enjoy the Best after Aug 8 This years pic hw far it is first second is last seasons picture

07/07/2026

07/07/2026

Rhea dad. After 42 days sitting on taking care of his gals Eggs. 12 healthy babies hatched today.. a few Grey's. A few pied, a few whites
So awesome to watch dad and kid family. Meadowbrook Pumpkin Farm. Just s of West Bend

05/21/2026

Spring is the time for new life on the farm.
Momma duck has her clutch of Duckings out for a swim, Can you count how many there are ?

It's Duckling time. Three mommas hatched their clutches of baby ducks today.
Also baby geese are growing fast. Puffy Tufted peking ducklings and goslings are available and growing fast.
Emus are hatched and rheas are now laying thier giant golden yellow eggs. We are gifted with Baby 2, 4, 6 horned Jacob lambs , baby goats and chicks. Spring is full of life . Now it's planting time

05/21/2026

Spring brings new life. Baby lambs. Goats chickens.

Today It's. Ducking hatching time. Three mommas hatched their clutches of baby ducks today.
How many are there ?
Also baby geese are growing fast. And some are available . Same with crested peking ducklings. And one baby emu left. Rhea s are laying thier big giant golden yellow eggs.
Life begins on the Farm .

04/21/2026

Got to fed the pumpkins corn and other crops..

An overwhelming majority of America’s farmers who responded to a nationwide survey say they cannot afford to purchase enough fertilizer to get them through the year. A survey conducted by the American Farm Bureau Federation shows 70% of respondents say fertilizer is so expensive that they will not be able to buy all the fertilizer they need.

Read the full breakdown from American Farm Bureau economists in the latest Market Intel:
📰 https://bit.ly/48FX8Bp

04/21/2026

Most farming is like this recently

Iowa State University estimates the cost to produce a bushel of corn in 2026 at $4.33. Current cash prices across Iowa average $4.11 per bushel — meaning farmers are losing money on every bushel they grow. For soybeans, the numbers are marginally better, but input costs are up 16–18% since 2022 while crop prices have dropped 38% over the same period. Farmers are being squeezed in both directions simultaneously, and there is no quick fix on the horizon.

This is now the fourth consecutive year of projected losses for corn and soybean growers. Many farmers cover operating costs through short-term loans that must be repaid within 12 months — and in 2026, tighter margins mean many farms have little or nothing left to reinvest after paying back those loans. Agricultural lenders surveyed in 2025 projected that fewer than 50% of U.S. farm borrowers would be profitable in 2026. When the people growing America's food can't pay their bills, everyone downstream eventually feels it.

Sources: Iowa Farm Bureau (Apr 2026) — "Are farmers struggling in 2026?"; Iowa State University cost-of-production estimates 2026