PDD Quiz: Harvest Festival
It’s a cornucopia of trivia for this week’s quiz! Test your knowledge of local farms, orchards, and gardens.
A month-in-review quiz comes your way on Sept. 27. Submit question suggestions to Alison Moffat at alisonlinnaemoffat @ gmail.com by Sept. 24.
Results
You know your local agriculture! Way to “grow”!
Better luck next time!
#1. Which organic farm, established in 1975, holds an annual rutabaga giveaway?
The tenth Great Rutabaga Giveaway was held in Feb. 2026; learn more about the Food Farm on their website(opens in new tab).
#2. This Saginaw farm hosts a Friday night pizza night during the summer.
Fairhaven will host a fall festival on Oct. 3; learn more on their website(opens in new tab).
#3. What was the Duluth Community Garden Program’s vegetable of the year in 2026?
The Duluth Community Garden Program will host a harvest potluck and dance on Sept. 25; learn more on the DCGP website(opens in new tab).
#4. This program—an initiative of Duluth Parks and Recreation—manages Duluth’s public orchards.
View an interactive map of Duluth public orchards on the Edible Duluth website(opens in new tab).
#5. Which Duluth park is situated on land that formerly comprised Allandale Farm?
Learn more about Allandale Farm on the Hartley Park website.(opens in new tab)
#6. This Challenge Center greenhouse farm celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2026.
Learn more about Bay Produce on their website(opens in new tab).
#7. Which Wrenshall farm features pick-your-own honeyberries and “AirB-n-BAWK” cabins?
Head to the Locally Laid website(opens in new tab) to learn more about their ventures.
#8. Children can interact with animals and play on the playground at this Superior farm.
Check out the Adventure Acres Farm Facebook page(opens in new tab) for more details.
#9. When was the Lake Superior Harvest Festival founded?
The 2026 festival was held on Sept. 12; learn more about the festival on the Sustainable Farming Association of Minnesota website(opens in new tab).
#10. This pick-your-own strawberry destination was formerly Finke’s Berry Farm.
Learn more about The Berry Field on their website(opens in new tab).