Little Beehive Farm

04/22/2025

Dear Friends & Family, it is with great sadness that I let you all know, that after 20 years of keeping bees and running Little Beehive Farm, I have decided to stop keeping bees and doing farmers markets. I lost my bees last fall and after all that happened last year, I have decided to take a break. I want to thank all my family for their support over the past 20 years. I want to deeply thank all my friends/customers who have supported me with their friendships and their loyalty to me and Little Beehive Farm. I will continue to make some of my products but for the most part, I will stop keeping bees. I am very sad about it but it is the right decision at the right time. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

09/05/2024

Dear Family and Friends,

Here is a link to my father's obituary. We are planning a memorial service on October 19th, in Suffield, CT.

And thank you to everyone that has reached out by Facebook, phone, email (mail too), or in person with your kind words during this difficult time.

Love Tony Lulek

View John B. Lulek's obituary, send flowers and sign the guestbook.

11/20/2022

Turkey candles for sale. $7 each. Please let me know if you want one or two! Have several left over from the farmers market.

11/06/2022

Mead making season. Elderberry, pear, and lavender berry. Ready next year this time.

06/26/2022

This isn’t about bees or honey or gardening or food. This is about how I feel on this Sunday morning after the terrible new on Friday.

03/25/2022

Finally after many years of waiting, here it is: My Queen Cage Installer. Invented in 2014, I was finally able to bring this to market. This a great help when installing a new package or re-queening during the season. Plus it will last for years. It takes all the worry and fuss when installing a new queen. Just hang between two frames, candy side up, and you are good to go.

You'll never struggle again with installing a queen cage in your hives. Whether it is in the spring with a new package or you are re-queening during the season. This will take all the worry and fumbling that comes with other methods. Fits standard woodend queen cages and will last for years. Come wi...

02/06/2022

Mean in the making. Started a month ago. Racked into glass carboys. See you next Fall. Into the basement they go.

12/31/2021

Little yeast creatures eating up sugar and making alcohol. This is an apple mead in the making. Ready this time next year.

12/25/2021

New products for 2022. Something to help light the way to a brighter year. Beeswax luminaries. So much fun to make. You can put a beeswax tea light in there or one of the battery operated ones. Possibilities are endless.

12/10/2021

Busy little bee today. It’s the season for lip balms.

12/04/2021

Come on down. 400 Norfolk Street.

12/04/2021

Good morning. It’s a chilly one out there. Today is the 2nd Annual Outdoor Fair with Little Beehive Farm and Happy Goat Farm at 400 Norfolk Street from 12-4pm. You can park at Potoma Park and there is a short path to Norfolk Street and right across the street is Happy Goat Farm. I look forward to seeing everyone.