Firefly Fields Farm

08/30/2026

You heard the man, get some maple syrup! We might know a place where you can get some. 😉

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07/04/2026

Happy 250th birthday to the United States of America!
We’re not only proud to say we’re Americans but we’re also proud to say we do things the American way - self sufficient and here on site. All of our maple syrup and honey is produced, harvested, and packaged here at our farm. We love going out and meeting the melting pot that is America at events and seeing the beauty of what the American community has become over all these years. We’re so thankful for the freedoms that our founding fathers established for us all.

06/14/2026

06/14/2026

We’re set back up and ready for the day at Shaker Heritage Society again!

06/13/2026

Come stop by Shaker Heritage Society’s Summer Craft Fair this weekend. If you miss today you have a second chance tomorrow! We’re all set up and can’t wait to meet you all!

PS - Today is our first event debuting our new infused maple syrup. Come try the vanilla and cinnamon flavors and see which is your favorite!

06/01/2026

We’re just a couple weeks away from the Shaker Heritage Society Summer Craft Fair! Come join us on either June 13th or 14th (or both!). There’s so many good vendors and even some fun activities for the kids!

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Can y'all believe we are just three weeks away from our Summer Craft Fair! We will have over 75 artisans and crafters on-site, hands-on activities, live music, a petting zoo, and sheep shearing. Plus, Brooks BBQ will join us on Sunday, June 14.

Come enjoy a weekend of family fun at the Shaker Heritage Society on June 13, 10am - 4pm & June 14, 10am - 3pm. We will be here rain or shine! ☔☀️

05/30/2026

We’re now in full honey bee season! New hives have been made, swarm traps are out, and the bees are busy collecting pollen and nectar. Soon enough we’ll have our first honey harvest of the year.

Fun fact, the buds of maple trees are some of the earliest food sources for bees - both honey bees and native species. That means as our maple season wraps up each year our bee season is already beginning.

If you want to start learning more about bees of all kinds, we recommend checking out The Xerces Society and the below article from Northern Woodlands. We’ve had the pleasure of meeting Kass and walking through our sugarbush with her.

https://northernwoodlands.org/blog/article/forest-bees-kass-urban-mead

05/28/2026

Finally got around to finishing up the post on the flavor nuances of maple syrup!

Let us know below if you’ve ever noticed a flavor difference between maple syrup and your thoughts on it!

Learn how the flavor of maple syrup is unique based on where it’s made

05/25/2026

Today we remember and honor those who served and never made it home. We honor and appreciate their families as well. There are no words that can fully repay their sacrifice.

“Posterity! You will never know how much it cost the present generation to preserve your freedom.”
- John Adams

05/22/2026

Yup, that’s right, the little beekeepers will now be going on a quest to find these cucumber scented flowers! It’s neat to know these are the tallest native trees.

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