Holland Bottom Farm in Arkansas started in 1982 with just ten acres. Today, it is a family-run favorite for strawberries, with a storefront and strong online presence thanks to their daughter, Haley.
Video provided by: Arkansas Farm Bureau
Let’s head to Holland Bottom Farm, where strawberries are king!
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