To limit competition between our hives and get the widest variety of nectar sources for our honey, we select varied locations for all our bees. Some bee yards are for honey production colonies while others are for raising more colonies and queen bees. We currently have over a dozen different locations. To track the colony health, we make sure we keep detailed logs of all visits to each location. We treat our bees as part of our family.
We have some
busy bees!
A honey you can trust
Mt. Pleasant Township Yard #1
You might have seen this yard while driving down Route 18 between Washington and Hickory. The electric fence is to keep out curious horses the bees share pasture with.Mt. Pleasant Township Yard #2
This yard often hosts young nucleus colonies as they're growing. It's a beautiful remote spot on a hill where we sometimes catch deer or turkeys passing through.Cross Creek Township Yard #1
Located on a beautiful farm shared with a herd of mini-donkeys, these bees might reach all the way to Cross Creek Lake in their travels.Cross Creek Township Yard #2
Plenty of wild forage for these bees on the back roads of Cross Creek.North Franklin Township Yard
Graciously hosted by Destiny Hill FarmJefferson Township Yard
Meadowcroft Rockshelter.Robinson Township Yard
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