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      Hollands Farms

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      Hollands Farms
      • Higher Kingston Farm/Higher Kingston
        Stinsford, eng DT2 8QE
      •   (130) 526-3964
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      • Kevin Graham

        It was ok
        Nov 15th, 2022

      • Ryan

        A vile place that separates the baby cows from their mothers at birth. They slaughter the male calves within their first few days / weeks of life, simply because they can't produce milk. They treat the cows like machines, when they're adorable and then slaughter them.
        Aug 7th, 2022

      • Michael Murphy

        Lovely visit to the farm to see my sister and brother in law
        Mar 29th, 2022

      • GILLIAN TISSEMAN


        Feb 5th, 2021

      • Andrew Langford


        Mar 17th, 2020

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      About
      Hollands Farms

      Hollands Farms is located at Higher Kingston Farm/Higher Kingston in Stinsford, England DT2 8QE. Hollands Farms can be contacted via phone at (130) 526-3964 for pricing, hours and directions.

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      •   (130) 526-3964

      Questions & Answers

      Q What is the phone number for Hollands Farms?

      A The phone number for Hollands Farms is: (130) 526-3964.

      Q Where is Hollands Farms located?

      A Hollands Farms is located at Higher Kingston Farm/Higher Kingston, Stinsford, eng DT2 8QE

      Q How is Hollands Farms rated?

      A Hollands Farms has a 4.6 Star Rating from 5 reviewers.

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      Kevin Graham on Google

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      image A vile place that separates the baby cows from their mothers at birth. They slaughter the male calves within their first few days / weeks of life, simply because they can't produce milk.
      They treat the cows like machines, when they're adorable and then slaughter them.

      Michael Murphy on Google

      image Lovely visit to the farm to see my sister and brother in law

      GILLIAN TISSEMAN on Google

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      Andrew Langford on Google

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