Myatt Ridge Farm

05/29/2026

After a long day at work in the hospital… golden hour in my garden is just what my soul needs. ❤️

05/28/2026

Berries galore! 🫐🫐🫐 Our elderberries, blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries are coming right along.

05/27/2026

Goodnight from the Myatt Ridge Apiary. 🌚

05/26/2026

Such a cool explanation!

I’ve been asked to describe what’s going on in this bee picture, so here is a color-coded explanation of the brood frame.

A mated queen bee lays one egg in each cell. Light green.

After 3 days, the eggs hatch into a larvae. Yellow. Adult bees feed the larvae.

After 6 more days, the larvae put a cap on their cells. It’s like a cocoon for butterflies. This is called “capped brood.” Light blue.

An adult worker bee chews its way out of its cell at day 21 (14 for a Queen, 24 for a drone.) Pink.

The adult bee cleans out her own cell as her first job, then starts her second job which is feeding the oldest larvae. Dark blue.

Bees are fascinating!

05/25/2026

The face of a girl living her dream. 🐝 🐝

05/25/2026

A much needed rain break 🟰 Working on the orchard! I sprayed everything and Andrew is w**d eating around each tree. We’re actually gonna harvest some apples this year (I hope!) and I am pumped!!! 🍎

Side note: Our favorite music festival is coming up. I’ll be using some music from local musicians that’ll be playing this year in the coming weeks. If you like what you hear be sure to give em a follow!! Gotta love some fresh grown, local music! 🎶

05/25/2026

RECIPE TIME 🚨 🚨 🚨

There’s not a problem in this world that a bowl of southern chocolate gravy can’t fix. Learn how to make it with me!! 🫶🫶🫶

05/24/2026

So thankful for a break in the rain! 🌞

05/24/2026

When life gives you unsold bread… make french toast. 🩷 Happy Sunday!