Our father leads by example and at 76 years old is still one of the hardest working people we know. He will be up before sunrise on Monday morning picking fresh sweet corn for you and your family. Be sure to stop by and say hello.

We will officially start our 2015 season tomorrow morning. Our plan is to be at the roadside stand by 8:00 a.m. or shortly thereafter. You can find us one mile West of Lindsay on the South side of Highway 82. We look forward to seeing you.

Not only are the corn stalks, the rain gauge, and our appetites rising, so is the creek between us and the corn. We will keep you posted on our progress and hope to have corn available for the weekend. “We can’t come back till the water comes down, five feet…

It is mid June and the maturity of the corn has been confirmed. What started out as a typical Sunday evening turned into one of our most anticipated meals of the year. There is nothing like sinking your teeth into the first freshly picked sweet corn of the season. Consider…

The 4th day of June has come and gone and we have yet to update you on this year’s sweet corn. The anticipation this past month has been considerably different from years past. Would record rainfall prevent a productive crop? Was the corn even planted or were the fields too…

We are closed. There might be a small chance that we are open one more day sometime next week, otherwise we look forward to seeing you next year.

You can witness up to three generations of Fuhrmann’s on most days. Come out to the corn stand before we close for the season. Thank you for another successful year.

Fresh picked and awaiting your arrival. We will be here today until sold out and back again on Tuesday. We anticipate wrapping up the season mid-week. Get here quick!

This lucky farmer has twelve grandkids and another on the way. Ten out of twelve that worked alongside their Papa at the corn stand this year. We are nearing the end of season with only two or three days left. Come out early Saturday and help us wrap up yet another terrific corn season.  …

No more corn today. We will start again bright and early Saturday morning.