Business Description
Holland Farms is a family owned and operated peanut, produce, and row crop farm. We are located in Santa Rosa County, Florida. What makes Holland Farms unique is that we grow and sell directly from the farm to the public. This ensures that you get the freshest produce possible. When you visit our farm you can relax in a rocking chair and enjoy a free cup of boiled peanuts!
Holland Farms boils peanuts for local high school band boosters, quarterback clubs and raceways. We also provide the green peanuts for the "World's Largest Peanut Boil" in Luverne, Alabama. Holland Farms can supply peanuts for your next big event!
Holland Farms is owned by Bruce Holland. Bruce began farming while in high school during the early 1970's. In the year 1985 he and wife Diane decided to diversify their farm by growing and selling produce and green peanuts. Most Holland Farms produce is grown on the land that has been in the Holland family for over 100 years. Bruce and Diane have two children - Julie and B.J. Julie, a high school business teacher, helps out with the farm’s bookkeeping and website. B.J. is the farm manager.
Come on out and visit us!
Pumpkin Patch Info:
Prices- $10 wristband per person for pumpkin patch (includes 1 pumpkin), hayride, and all other activities.
$6 for single pumpkin.
Hours- Monday through Saturday 8 am-6pm, Sunday 10am-6pm (ONLY DURING PUMPKIN PATCH SEASON)
Address & Contact
- Street:
- 2055 Homer Holland Rd.
- Postcode:
- 32570
- City:
- Milton
- State:
- Florida
- Zip:
- 32570
- Phone:
- 850-675-6876
- Website:
- www.hollandfarmsonline.com
- Category:
- Local Business
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