We proudly have a thriving Honeybee Apiary, not only for the sweet honey they produce but, more importantly, for the vital role they play in our environment. While honey is a delicious and rewarding byproduct of our beekeeping efforts, our primary focus is on fostering healthy hives that help sustain the natural world. By caring for our bees, we contribute to the overall well-being of our farmette, the local ecosystem, and the environment at large. The presence of our honeybees is a testament to our commitment to sustainability and the protection of pollinators, who are essential to the balance of nature.
Beekeeping Services
Educational Classes
A comprehensive introduction to beekeeping. Learn the basics, from equipment setup to hive management. The course covers the essentials for beginners and includes insights on bee biology. Also, focus on how to start your own hive. Perfect for people who want to learn about beekeeping and honeybees.
One-on-one hands-on Coaching
Individualized coaching and hands-on support. Perfect for new beekeepers and or anyone who prefers personalized instruction. Get hands-on experience and learn how to manage beehives. Guidance through hive inspections, bee health, seasonal management, and troubleshooting.
Hive management
Perfect for people who want to keep bees but don't have the time or knowledge to manage the hives themselves. This service includes regular hive inspections to handle the upkeep and health of your hives.
Seasonal Support
For Beekeepers who want continuous support to ensure their hives are properly maintained throughout the year. We will guide you through tasks like winterizing your hives, checking for diseases, and preparing for honey harvest season.
Presentations
Educational talks about the importance of bees, how beekeeping works, and what we can all do to help protect these vital creatures. Great for schools, clubs, community groups, and more!
Honey Harvest Events
Participants get an up-close look at the extraction process, learn about honey, and even take home their own jar of fresh honey.