The mission of the Montana Berry Growers Association is to advance the Montana berry industry while cultivating the success of berry growers and related agribusinesses. MTBGA will promote Montana berries and create consumer awareness; provide educational opportunities for berry growers; explore opportunities in producing, marketing, and securing funding and unite berry growers as well as related agribusinesses.
Montana Berry Growers Association makes it easier for you to connect to berry growers.Use the map tool to find a berry grower near you, or the listings to quickly find what berries they offer.
Montana Ag Network: Berries are booming in the Treasure State
Evan Charney of KRTV NEWS and Montana Ag Network interviews Catherine McNeil about her berry growing endeavors and helping other berry growers around the state.
Specialty Crop Producer Highlight Series: Apple Bar Orchard, Helena, MT
Montana Department of Agriculture interviews MTBGA Board Member Catherine McNeil about Apple Bar Orchard, her family-owned-and-operated orchard that grows juicy honeyberries (or haskaps), dwarf sour cherries, currants, aronias, saskatoons (or serviceberries), apples, and pears. Her fruit is sold fresh or frozen to local farmers markets and consumers.
Visit our resources page to learn more about the latest berry research and links to support growers.
Becoming a member of the Montana Berry Growers Association is a great way to network with other growers, gain access to members-only educational opportunities and business building tools, and more!
NEWS YOU CAN USE — Our email newsletters are all about Montana berries, the latest scientific and first-hand knowledge and best practices for growing berries, upcoming events and berry grower trainings, members businesses, recipes, and more!
Promote
Promote Montana berries and create consumer awareness.
Unite
Unite berry growers and producers as well as related agribusiness.
Explore
Explore opportunities in production, marketing, and securing funding.
Educate
Provide educational opportunities for berry growers.