A family farm that has operated for decades is making significant changes to its operations. The farm will be undergoing a five-year transitional period, during which it will alter its offerings. As part of this change, the farm will no longer sell pumpkins in the fall. This decision marks the end of "pumpkin season" at the farm.

The farm's co-owner acknowledged that this change is sad, but expressed a commitment to continuing to share good times with the community, albeit in a different way. Further details about the farm's transition and new offerings are available from the source.

The announcement was made in late September, just before October, a month typically associated with fall activities like pumpkin sales.