Barra Bronzes Free Range Turkeys Hours, What's in Season & Water Check

Barra Bronzes Free Range Turkeys

Barra Bronzes Free Range Turkeys is a farm shop in Lochend of Barra, The United Kingdom selling fresh, local produce. See its verified sustainability rating and review to help you find local produce in Lochend of Barra.

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Type

Farm Shop

County

Aberdeenshire

Google rating

5 (432 reviews)

Produce

Seasonal fruit, veg and local groceries

Sources & freshnessLast checked 10 Jul 2026Current

About Barra Bronzes Free Range Turkeys

Barra Bronzes Free Range Turkeys is a farm shop in Lochend of Barra, the United Kingdom selling fresh, locally grown fruit and vegetables direct from the farm, a great local spot for pick your own fruit and produce near you.

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Water in this area

Mains water in Aberdeenshire (Scotland) is supplied by Scottish Water; typical hardness: Soft, ~19 to 30 mg/l CaCO3 (River Dee; some NE zones moderately soft ~62). Water quality is regulated by the SEPA (environment) · Scottish Water · DWQR.

Supplier: Scottish Water
Regulator: SEPA (environment) · Scottish Water · DWQR
Hardness: Soft, ~19 to 30 mg/l CaCO3 (River Dee; some NE zones moderately soft ~62)

Sources: Scottish Water