Pure Honey from Local Beekeepers

 Bees? We knew little about them and hardly ever ate honey. Fast forward to 2023, when one of my cousins reached out to tell me about the beehives my late uncle—an avid beekeeper for many years—had left behind. They wanted them out of the way and well, I'm always up for a challenge.

Our son, Cutler, a young horticulture enthusiast, was immediately captivated by the idea of bees and their role in nature. Determined to give it a try, we loaded up the truck with all the gear we could find and, with little knowledge, signed up for a beekeeping class at the local college.

The class was a success, and what started as a curious adventure soon became a deep passion. We've continued to study bees ever since, always in awe of their complexity and the mysteries they hold. While we may never fully understand why bees do what they do, but we’re fascinated by the journey.

Over the past year, we've seen our honey farm grow steadily. Last year, we had three harvests, and each time we posted our honey for sale on Facebook, it sold out within an hour! The rave reviews from our family and friends have been incredibly rewarding!

Now, with a renewed passion for beekeeping and a desire to serve our community, we’ve decided to expand our operation. We’re committed to growing our honey farm and continuing to share the sweet rewards of our hard work with all those who love fresh, locally produced honey.