Meet Our Featured Growers
Michał Biedrzycki
The story of the Biedrzycki farm represents a bold transformation spanning two generations. What began as a traditional apple orchard evolved into a specialised blueberry enterprise in 2010, when Michał Biedrzycki redirected the family's agricultural focus completely.
Today, Michał manages 19 hectares dedicated exclusively to blueberries, producing premium Duke, Draper, Bluecrop, Bluegold, Elliot, and Liberty varieties each season. The farm prioritises fruit quality—particularly firmness and size—while practising environmental stewardship through minimal pesticide use, natural fertilisers, and precision irrigation.
With GlobalG.A.P. and GRASP certifications, the operation demonstrates commitment to both sustainable farming and employee welfare.
"Being part of BerryPoint provides a sense of commercial security and a collaboration built on trust," says Michał. "Because a company is, above all, about people, and they are the most important."
Rafał Krzyżanowski
Rafał Krzyżanowski inherited the land from his parents. From the beginning he was involved in agriculture. His master's thesis devoted to the propagation of highbush blueberries. The first seedlings planted in 2004 on an area of 5 hectares and today they cultivate blueberries on almost 40 ha. We can find varieties such as Duke, Bluecrop, Draper, Sweet Jane, Cargo, Calypso.
Each season he employs up to 160 workers, most of whom return to his farm every year. Rafał is an active farmer distinguished for his achievements with the title of Farmer of the Year 2017, it was on his farm that the Polish Blueberry Day was celebrated in 2018.
Rafał and his family are not only farmers but also involved in many areas supporting the local community and sports in the surrounding area.
Marceli Dubczyk
The story of our family farm spans three generations, transforming from a traditional fruit orchard into a specialised blueberry enterprise. Originally cultivating a diverse range of fruits including apples, pears, plums, and cherries, our farm underwent a significant transformation in 2017 when we committed fully to blueberry production.
Today, we manage 13 hectares, with 9 hectares dedicated to blueberries. Our varieties include Duke, Toro, Draper, Bluecrop, and recent additions of Calypso and Bluegold, reflecting our commitment to innovation in blueberry cultivation.
The farm combines modern technology with sustainable practices, featuring automated irrigation systems and organic fertilisation methods. Our dedication to quality and sustainability is validated through GlobalG.A.P. certification, while our GRASP certification underscores our commitment to worker welfare.
Beyond production, we actively contribute to the local community through job creation and knowledge sharing about sustainable farming practices. As third-generation farmers, we take pride in our dual focus: preserving our family's agricultural heritage while embracing the latest innovations in blueberry cultivation.
Our participation in BerryPoint connects us with like-minded growers committed to excellence in berry production, as we continue to nurture both the land and our community for future generations.
Watch his video:
Damian Kuca
The story of this blueberry farm began with Andrzej Trela, who was inspired by a film about blueberry bushes while attending agricultural school in 1982. Initially focusing on cucumbers and tomatoes, his fascination with blueberries led him to start small experimental plantings. The success of these early fruits convinced him to gradually shift his focus, until 2012 when he committed fully to blueberry production.
The farm, started in 1999 by Andrzej and Bozena Trela, is now run by their daughter Maria and her husband Damian Kuca. Today, they manage 22 hectares growing varieties including Duke, Draper, Liberty, Jolene, Barbara Ann, Loretto, Arabella Blue, Valor, Cargo, Calypso, and Bluecrop. The farm features modern facilities including cooling chambers and a sophisticated 10-weighing sorting and packing line.
Their commitment to quality is evident through multiple certifications including Global Gap, GRASP, Tesco Nurture, Leaf Marque, and IP. The Kucas pride themselves on implementing cutting-edge cultivation technologies, maintaining water-saving irrigation systems, and fostering knowledge exchange among fellow highbush blueberry producers.