U-Pick Michigan - Listings Where You Can Pick Your Own Fruit, Cut your own Christmas Tree or pick a pumpkin in a patch - Cities and counties all over Michigan for farms that offer you to pick your own or have upick apple orchards, upick apricots, upick blueberry patch, upick blackberry patch, upick raspberry bushes, upick tomato plants, upick strawberry patch, upick hot and sweet peppers, upick peach tree orchards, upick necturines, upick sweet and tart cherry trees, upick pears and upick plums in Detroit, Lansing, Grand Rapids, Flint, Midland, Alpena, Travese City, Grayling, Petosky, Mackinaw, Kalamazoo, Saginaw, Ann Arbor, Mt Pleasant, Cadillac, Southeast Michigan, Southwest Michigan, Northest Micigan, Northwest Michigan and Central Michigan counties and cities.

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United States Fruit Production by State
Based on USDA stats between 2004 and 2007.

Rank	Cherries	Apples	Peaches	Blueberries	Brambles	\| \| \|	Christmas Trees	Pumpkins
1	Michigan	Washington	California	Maine	Washington	\|	Oregon	Illinois
2	Washington	New York	South Carolina	Michigan	Oregon	\|	North Carolina	California
3	Utah	Michigan	Georgia	New Jersey	California	\|	Michigan	Ohio
4	New York	Pennsylvania	Michigan	North Carolina	Michigan	\|	Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania
5	Wisconsin	California	New Jersey	Oregon	Pennsylvania	\|	Wisconsin	Michigan

Michigan offers the largest, wide variety of non-citrus fruit production in US.

If you don't live in the Northwest, there is no better place to live than Michigan when it comes to available fruit. Moreover, most fruit producers are small businesses, typically family owned. This opens the opportunity for you and the grower to provide UPick. Take advantage of your state!

Michigan Department of Agriculture: As Michigan�s second largest economic driver, our agri-food sector is a multi-billion dollar a year business and produces more than 200 commodities, ranking second only to California in agricultural diversity. Not only does Michigan lead the nation in production of 20 agri-food commodities, but is also 1st and 4th in the nation for floriculture and Christmas tree production, respectively.