Salem County, New Jersey · Family owned
Alkmaar Farms LLC is a family company with two trades. We grow and sell fruit trees — cherry, apple, persimmon, peach, pear, plum and many more — and we build software for farming, hunting and the rural communities we belong to.
Tulip & trace · the new mark
What we do
The same people who prune the rows write the code. That keeps both sides honest: our software has to survive a real field season, and our trees have to satisfy a grower who reads the spec sheet.
01 — The orchard
We raise fruit and specialty trees on our Salem County ground, sell them wholesale to nurseries, growers and landscapers, and keep a private family orchard where new varieties get tested before we ever offer them.
02 — The workshop
We build web and mobile software for farming, hunting and other rural communities — tools that answer a practical question quickly, on a phone, often with poor signal and cold hands.
From the nursery
A working list of the fruit we grow. Availability shifts with the season and the stock on hand — ask us what’s ready.
Sweet and tart selections for fresh eating, pies and preserves.
Heritage and modern varieties on a range of rootstocks.
American and Asian types — a favourite of ours, and underplanted in NJ.
Freestone and clingstone, picked for Mid-Atlantic summers.
European and Asian pears, including fire-blight-tolerant picks.
European, Japanese and hybrid plums for fresh fruit and drying.
Figs, pawpaw, mulberry, apricot, quince and other specialty trees.
Tell us species, quantity and the season you need them.
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Hunting regulations are published as long PDFs written for lawyers, not for someone standing at a tailgate before first light. HuntingRulebook turns a state’s rules into a straight answer: what you can hunt, where, when, and with what.
How we work
We take on the work we can do properly. That means honest lead times on trees and honest scopes on software.
We farm and we hunt. Every tool we ship gets used by the people who wrote it, in the conditions it was written for.
It is a family LLC. When something goes wrong, you talk to the family, not a queue.
The mark
Our logo has to do a harder job than most, because the company does two different kinds of work and neither one is a sideline.
So the tulip sits on a stem drawn like a trace on a circuit board. It branches twice: once into a leaf, once into a soldered node. The orchard and the workshop, growing from the same root, planted in the same soil line.
One root · two branches
Tell us what you need — a wholesale order, a single tree for the yard, or a piece of software that does not exist yet. We answer our own email.