In an exciting blend of sports and agriculture, the 2025 Draft Local Organizing Committee is eager to announce a collaborative effort with family farms across Wisconsin to celebrate the upcoming 2025 Draft, scheduled for April 24-26, 2025, in Green Bay.
This partnership aims to spotlight Wisconsin’s rich agricultural history while building anticipation for the biggest event in our state yet.
The Draft Local Organizing Committee is joining forces with Wisconsin farms to create special Draft-themed corn mazes across the state. These unique attractions will be available to the public this fall, offering a festive and engaging way to celebrate both football and farming.
“We’re thrilled to see the 2025 Draft create energy and anticipation not only in Green Bay but throughout Wisconsin, and this collaboration with family farms adds a unique local touch to the celebration,” said Discover Green Bay President and CEO, Brad Toll.
The 2025 Draft is anticipated to draw over 250,000 fans, generating an estimated economic boost of $20 million for Brown County and $94 million across the state.
Each maze will feature a distinctive design celebrating the 2025 Draft, and farms will host additional activities and programming throughout the season.
Host Farms
Petals and Plows Green House in Ripon, WI, will show off its 18-acre maze on September 7, showcasing “DRAFT 2025 GREEN BAY.” The farm will also offer pumpkins, squash, and a playground with Gravity Bin Basketball. A Fall Bash and Customer Appreciation Corn Roast will take place on September 14.
Polly’s Pumpkin Patch in Chilton, WI, opens its 17-acre maze on September 13. This long-standing family farm, with a history dating back to 1889, will feature “DRAFT Pick is Polly’s,” along with a sunflower field, pumpkin patch, and delicious food offerings.
Feltz’s Dairy Store in Portage County, WI, will debut its 12-acre maze on September 21, featuring “DRAFT 2025 GREEN BAY.” The store will also provide a kid’s fun zone, complete with a bounce mat, slide, and pumpkin patch.
Porter’s Patch near Bonduel, WI, opens its maze on September 27. The 7th-generation family farm will feature a maze design with 32 scarecrow football players, adding an interactive challenge for visitors.
