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Our Story

Our story begins with an uncle. Like so many people I have spoken with, I too had an uncle that kept bees. I never really saw him in action with his bees, but the idea always intrigued me. Fast forward 30 years, I had just completed my third Ironman triathlon. While walking away from the finish line I told my wife that I am hanging up my triathlon hat. She asked me what I was going to do with all the extra time I was now going to have, I told her I was going to become a beekeeper. After she stopped laughing at me, our journey began. -Mike Peverill

Useful properties of honey

  • regulates metabolic processes
  • increases immunity
  • honey improves blood composition
  • helps to cope with insomnia
  • gives energy to the body, restores strength

5000

Pounds of honey sold each year

100

Million bees cared for

96

Colonies

40

Host families

01. Flowers produce nectar and attract our bees

Planting flower around your home is a great way to support local pollinators.

02. Bees collect the nectar and carry it to the beehive

Honeybees will need to visit over 1 million follows to produce 1 single pound of honey.

03. Bees seal cells with wax and honey ripens

Back in the hive, worker use their wings to dry the honey.

04. We collect the Honey and Wax

Honey in our area is only collect once a year, generally in mid-August.

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