Stagecoach Farms Honey

09/07/2023

I finally got my honey extracted this week 🙌 should have everything bottled and ready to sell tomorrow. 🍯 will be available for pick up in Roopville or Clem.

08/05/2019

Small harvest this year, but atleast it was something.. 😊 maybe I’ll get this Bee 🐝 thing figured out one day! Only have 5 jars still available

05/15/2019

Learning how to graft queens with the & Eric brown

09/30/2018

Pretty awesome step by step demo of saving some bees from the wall of a house.. I don’t think people realize how time consuming and detailed it can be sometimes!

Every once in a while I get a call that makes me cringe. Sometimes the bees are way up high, and sometimes it's bricks. I prefer to be minimally invasive when removing honey bees from buildings. I don't like taking out bricks. Will the mortar chip out, or will the bricks crumble? Will the combs be usable once the bricks are out of the way? As much as I dreaded removing the bricks, the final view of the hive was AWESOME! The homeowner was more than pleased that we were able to remove and relocate the bees and their hive.

09/01/2017

Had a great time last night at the Young Farmers Honey 🍯 Extraction Demo... sure is nice to have someone else do all the work for you 😜! I think everyone else enjoyed getting some hands on experience to! 🐝🐝... I HAVE MORE HONEY FOR SALE!!

08/02/2017

Strained jars (pint and 1/2 pint) and Comb Honey available. This will be all the comb honey I have this year.

06/07/2017

My bees 🐝 have been working extra hard this year... I hope to be extracting this weekend... stay tuned 🌺🌺🌸🌸

03/15/2017

I got my seeds have you?? 🐝🐝🌹🌷🌸🌻🌼💐

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03/07/2017

Spring is only three weeks away! That means that the bees will be preparing to swarm soon. Swarming is the way that hives naturally reproduce. When a hive is strong enough and has a good population of bees, they will produce a new Queen, then the old queen will leave the hive and take half of the bees with her, leaving the new queen and the remaining bees behind. If you happen to see a swarm of bees, DO NOT PANIC! A swarm of bees is very docile, as they have no hive, no eggs and no honey to protect. DO NOT spray them with pesticides! PLEASE DO call your local beekeeper (ME if you're around the Carrollton area) . Once collected, the beekeeper will put them into a hive and help them establish a new colony.

The image below is of a swarm of bees

08/20/2016

Not so sure I want to hug one but appreciate them anyways 😊🐝🐝

06/22/2016

First extraction of the season!! This is the earliest I've ever extracted so the honey is much lighter this go around. Should be mostly wildflower honey. I hope to have atleast one more extraction of the darker honey this year early August or September, trying to get the hang of this beekeeping thing 😊🐝. What's even better though I have real labels this year! Looks much more professional and everyone can see where you got this awesome honey from! Only have 26 jars this go around $8 each. I'll try to tag everyone I knew who asked me to remember them 😉