If the weather cooperates you will find us at the roadside stand 8:00 a.m. Monday morning.

Three indecisive farmers walk into a bar… You might have noticed there has been a little back and forth on the Fuhrmann farm this week. Oh to have been a fly on a corn stalk early this morning and to have witnessed the ‘Big Debate’. Maybe it is too early…

First of all, good morning from the field. Secondly, we have decided that it is best to wait a couple more days before putting our corn on your family’s table. It might be that we are a very particular bunch of people, but ultimately, “Welcome to agriculture”. The best news…

The corn is ready and the start of our 2016 season is only hours away. We will have fresh picked sweet corn available tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. or shortly thereafter. We look forward to seeing you at the roadside stand located one mile West of Lindsay on the South side…

What does a farmer do when it’s been raining everyday for a week and he can’t harvest his wheat? He normally takes cover in his shop where the roof keeps him dry and where a tractor or other equipment is often in need of repair. This past week however, our…

A year has come and gone and we are nearing the start of corn season once again. This is the perfect time to look back at the past year and provide you a glimpse of what has transpired on the Fuhrmann farm. We have had our usual ups and downs…

We are closed for the season. We look forward to seeing you again next year.  

It is late July and our hardworking crew is still picking fresh sweet corn each morning. This has been a long and successful corn season to say the least. Our dad’s hard work and expertise combined with a lot of good luck has really paid off. We weathered the storm…

We are back at the roadside stand this morning having moved onto our fourth and final patch of corn. These next days will be the last of the season so be sure to get out here before it ends.

Gainesville Daily Register Article The Fuhrmann family and friends are in the 33rd year of operation of a road side sweet corn stand. The enterprise grew from one acre to now 24 acres of corn that is havested and sold to the public at the family’s road side stand. Pictured…