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Contact info
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Location
Oostgaag 31
Maasland, South Holland
Netherlands 3155 CE
Description
Raw milk and pasteurized milk.
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Gesitueerd in het prachtige Midden-Delfland, een oase van rust tussen Rotterdam en Den Haag in het hart van de Randstad, ligt ons gezellige boerenerf. We dragen vol trots ons steentje bij aan het vitaal en duurzaam ontwikkelen van onze schitterende en unieke regio!
Bring your own container
On the farm, the A2 milk is sold fresh from the tank. For €1.50 per liter you can tap your own milk from the milk tap.
Bring your own bottle, or buy an empty bottle at the reception.
Plastic bottle: € 0.60
Glass bottle € 2.00
Attending the milking of our cows yourself? Everyone is welcome. We milk around 09:00 and 18:00.
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