DiMeo Blueberry Farms was just featured in The Press of Atlantic City for our roadside fruit farm stand by DiMeo Fruit Farms Farm Market which is top rated and photoed in this May 2010 article.

Watch DiMeo Blueberry Farms on NBC News TV clip on the status of this years 2010 blueberry crop on one of the many DiMeo family farms in "the blueberry capital of the world" Hammonton, New Jersey:

We had over 15,000 blueberry lovers come to the Annual Red, White & Blueberry Festival in Hammonton, New Jersey. Many came just to buy our premium blueberry plants. Children sat on our lil red Farmall "Cub" tractor and parents and grandparents enjoyed picking out the best blueberry bushes for sale by DiMeo Blueberry Farms:

 

DiMeo Blueberry Farms is featured and recommended by ABC Travel Guide for Kids: http://www.kidstravelguides.com/we-love-kids

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DiMeo Blueberry Farms featured in The Press of Atlantic City for growing blueberry plants	Anthony DiMeo, Sr. (circa 1980) on one of DiMeo Fruit Farms "pick-your-own" blueberry fields	DiMeo Blueberry Farms featured in Philadelphia HOME Magazine article on premium blueberry bushes
Anthony DiMeo III and cousin Kenneth as DiMeo Farms sponsors at childrens' charity event	Kenneth Ryan, Anthony DiMeo III, and friend, Brian on DiMeo Fruit Farms in Hammonton, New Jersey as children	Mr. & Mrs. Anthony DiMeo, Sr at DiMeo Blueberry Farms charity dinner on the family blueberry farm
Anthony DiMeo III and cousin Kenneth on DiMeo Fruit Farms hay wagon as children	Anthony DiMeo discusses importance of soil pH levels for hardy blueberry bushes	Anthony DiMeo, Sr. (second from left) at DiMeo Fruit Farms charity auction, circa 1960
DiMeo Farms newspaper article featuring DiMeo family in Hammonton	DiMeo Fruit Farms magazine shoot on blueberry farm for national media publication	Anthony DiMeo III prepares for The Learning Channel interview on DiMeo Blueberry Farms
Anthony DiMeo, Sr's three children on DiMeo Farms, circa 1949, around blueberry hotbeds	Anthony DiMeo Sr. (right) and two of his workers on DiMeo Farms, circa 1950s	Anthony DiMeo, Sr., (left) and his brother Michael DiMeo, Jr., on DiMeo blueberry farm (circa 1960s)
DiMeo Blueberry Farms photo shoot on blueberry farm for national magazine publication	Spring ducks raised by DiMeo Fruit Farms which are used to stock local ponds on the blueberry farm	Anthony DiMeo III and his grandfather, Anthony DiMeo Sr, in one of DiMeo's premium blueberry bush fields

APF Transportation recommends DiMeo Blueberry Farms: http://www.apftrans.com/apf-transportation-links.php   Blueberries have become highly popularized by their new-found medicinal properties, as discussed recently TV news:



However this native American fruit has been in use for thousands of years as part of the native Indian diet. The blueberry is not only sweet and delicious, but is rich in Vitiman C, Manganese and dietary fiber. Blueberries are high in antioxidants.   Blueberry Prices too High? Try Growing Your Own Blueberries!    The high grocery store prices of blueberries is a great reason to grow you own blueberries! Blueberry bushes are very easy to grow and have a very long productive life. A great investment!

"Blueberries May Reduce Effects of Aging"
The New York Times

"...at least half a cup of blueberries a day improved in balance, coordination and short-term memory, according to a study published this month in the Journal of Neuroscience."

"Blueberries Pack a Powerful Antioxidant Punch"
 LA Times

"After measuring more than 40 commercially available fruits and vegetables for antioxidant acitivy, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has ranked blueberries as far and away the best. According to the director to the director of those studies, it would take five servings of fruits and vegetables such as peas, carrots, apples, squash and broccoli, equal to the antioxidant power of a half a cup of blueberries."

"Blueberries boost brain power, study says"
Indianapolis Star

"After measuring older animals with impairments in learning, memory and coordination begin to show significant signs of improvement after a two month diet of blueberries..."