Our fruit is grown and harvested directly on the Ingenhof farm. Short distances and careful harvesting guarantee the highest quality.
With activities such as picking your own fruit, a visit to our farm becomes a special experience.
We also offer larger quantities of fruit of consistently high quality.
Pick your own strawberries
Raspberries
Promoting biodiversity
For years, we have relied on sustainable cultivation methods that benefit nature:
Flower strips with seed mixtures:
They not only provide a feast for insects, but are also a refuge and food source for amphibians, pheasants and hares.
Targeted pollination:
We also use bumblebees and bee colonies to pollinate our strawberry blossoms, which contributes significantly to the exceptional quality of our fruit. QS certification guarantees the highest standards in production, harvesting, and marketing.
Sustainable cultivation technology
Our cultivation techniques are constantly being improved to protect the delicate fruits and ensure sustainable cultivation:
Strawberries on straw:
The fruits remain clean, dry and protected from moisture, while the soil can retain moisture better – an important contribution to water conservation.
Homegrown straw:
We bale the required straw from our wheat fields. This combination of arable farming and strawberry cultivation ensures sustainable and efficient use of our resources.
Harvest and logistics – freshness you can taste
Botanically speaking, neither strawberries nor raspberries are berries: Strawberries are aggregate nuts, while raspberries are aggregate drupes. The actual fruits of strawberries are the small yellow seeds on their surface. With only 65 calories per 200 grams, strawberries are low in calories, provide your daily vitamin C needs, and contain folic acid, as well as important minerals such as calcium, potassium, and iron.
A little berry knowledge
Like the raspberry, the strawberry is not a berry from a botanical perspective, but a nut. It belongs to the rose family, which produces aggregate fruits. The small yellow seeds on the surface of the red flesh are the actual fruit. With only around 65 calories per 200-gram bowl, strawberries are very low in calories but provide your entire daily requirement of vitamin C. They are also rich in folic acid and minerals such as calcium, potassium, iron, and zinc.
