Honey Badger Farm & Apiary

10/15/2024

Andy’s hives have left the property. Scoo-BEES Honey in Independence has been entrusted with them. ❤️🐝❤️

09/21/2024

Dear Honey Badger Apiary friends and followers-

It is with profound sadness we share that our founder and owner Andy Clark passed away Monday September 16 due to injuries sustained in a vehicle accident near his home.

Locke at Tower Park Mortuary is handling arrangements and those details may be found at:

https://www.lockefuneralservices.com/obituaries/7960/andrew-clark

Andy truly enjoyed learning about best practices for bee care, building and managing hives, and harvesting and sharing honey with his loyal customers. He was very dedicated and invested a lot of time, energy and resources to the apiary. Unfortunately with Andy’s demise Honey Badger Apiary is forced to cease operations. Andy’s legacy will potentially live on as the bees and hives will find new homes.

Andy’s wife (Mrs. Honey Badger) will need those of you who are host sites for bees and hives to please contact her at (319) 269-4556 so she can get your information and address. She intends to collect the bees and hives yet this Fall so they may be relocated before winter.

We sincerely thank you for being a part of the Honey Badger Apiary family. Know that this adventure brought Andy much happiness. He valued being a part of helping bees thrive and sharing their wonderful honey. He took pride in knowing his (and the bees) effort was appreciated and valued by you.

Sincerely, Amy (Mrs. Honey Badger)

Andrew E. Clark, 56, of Cedar Falls, died unexpectedly on Monday, September 16, 2024. Open House: Family will receive friends from 4:00 p.m. until 7:...

09/14/2024

09/14/2024

Stop by and see us today at the Evansdale IA Farmers Markets from 9am til Noon.

09/13/2024

Happy Friday the 13th!

09/10/2024

Cedar Valley Farmers Markets kicks off at 3PM. Kimball Ave behind KFC. Great collection of vendors here with crafts, produce, baked goods and of course our fresh eggs and honey. Stop by and say Hi!

09/10/2024

09/09/2024

TODAY IN THE BEEYARDS: The new swarm that was picked up in Cedar Falls this morning was moved into their new hive here at the home location. Because it’s so late in the season it will be difficult for them to build up their hive in time to survive the winter. However, we have a few tricks and practices that can help them out. Wish them luck!

09/09/2024

We got a message about a swarm of bees in Cedar Falls this morning. Removal accomplished without too much drama and now to set them up a new home here on the farm.