Honey – ephemeral

It is my intention to keep bees in a way that fosters resilience in local, feral populations, and to do so without using pesticides. To not over-harvest their yearly honey crop… to let the bees be bees.
Look into treatment-free beekeeping for more information.

Links:

https://horizontalhive.com/
http://www.bushfarms.com/bees.htm
https://kirkwebster.com/
https://parkerbees.com/treatmentfree.html

TF Beekeeping PODCAST
https://tfb.podbean.com/

My grandfather, Orville Hoksch, was a beekeeper. This is some of the last honey he bottled almost 40 years ago. I never met the man but I think we have a lot in common.

Treatment Free Honey for sale
Colonies are never treated with pesticides

14oz Jar- 10$
Pint Jar (1.5 lbs) – 15$
Quart Jar (3 lbs) – 25$
Honey Comb – 1$/oz (usually about 10$/container)

Call to schedule a pick up or delivery
(319) 830-8632