Beahr's Beehive Farm

08/23/2024

03/03/2024

We appreciate our customers so very much. We received a message from a lady who lives out of state. She had a taste of our delicious honey during a Christmas visit with a relative. She was inquiring to see if we could ship her an order. Unfortunately, due to state law, we do not ship honey, as of yet. She was bummed, but looks forward to a summer visit, and will make arrangements to purchase some while in town. WOW! Our honey is being talked about across stateline!!! 🐝

02/20/2024

Early Spring. As outdoor temperatures rise and spring flowers bloom, bees will begin foraging for nectar and pollen. Typically, bees forage when outside temperatures are above 16°C/61°F and it is not raining. Early spring can be a perilous time of year for the honey bee colony.

11/24/2023

We had a honey customer ask us to give photos of the bees. I don't know why we never thought to upload some of those photos on here, so here we go.

09/17/2023

We started our honey extraction yesterday. It was a late start in the day, but we got over 60 frames capped off, and spun in the machine.

Some people aren't aware that different types of flower nectar changes the look of the honey. The two frames below show a color difference. The light frames are mostly from spring flowers, while the darker frames are mostly from the goldenrod surrounding our home.

We blend the two colors together to offer a familiar, beautiful, amber color honey. 🍯

09/13/2023

🍯 Something Sweet is Coming! 🍯

We will be getting our honey ready this upcoming weekend. Our honey bees have been busy and we look to have 150-180lbs!
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We understand times are tough, so we will be keeping last year's prices for this year's honey.
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Our labels should be here Monday. We will update everyone when our jars are ready!
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06/17/2023

Our last four jars of honey from 2022, will be sold this upcoming week. That is 80 # of honey enjoyed by people in our community. Thank you for all who have purchased our product. Those who love our local, raw, honey, don't fret, we are looking at 200 # this year!