Real Honey From the Farm

About Our Farm

We purchased our little slice of East Texas back in 2011, located just an hour outside of Dallas. It is 32 pristine acres of bahia fields filled with wildflowers and native oak trees, nestled between a few large cattle ranches and retiree estates.

Shortly after we purchased the farm, our first 2 beehives arrived in April. Although we had kept bees in the city, it was our first attempt at keeping a rural apiary. The results were fantastic! Our yields pushed limits we had never seen before and the honey we produced was completely different from what we had tasted from our urban hives.

The long wet springs of East Texas produce an extended season driven by an abundance of native wildflowers and a plethora of unique honey sources to the area.

To top it off, we are right next to 5,000 public land acres of the Sabine River, making it an ideal area for our bees as flowers bloom throughout the wetlands during the hot Texas months of July and August.

We also maintain a small orchard for the family of about 100 peach, pear, fig, apricot, and apple trees that bloom in early spring to get our colonies going and add a little flavor to our honey. This allows us to take full advantage of the available wildflowers without spring feeding and get some nice fruit in the summer.

In addition to honey, our family raises beef and chickens for eggs. All our products are grown organically or as near organic as possible to ensure a healthy, sustainable food source.