We are located in the Historic Village of Merrickville - The Jewel of The Rideau
We have been serving the Ontario community for over thirty years offering premium honeys, pollen, beeswax, and propolis while building community awareness of the fragile nature of the honeybee.
Unpasteurized Canadian Honey
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Autumn Gold Honey
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Blueberry Honey
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Buckwheat Honey
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Fireweed Honey
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Harvest Moon Honey
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Summer Wildflower Honey
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Spring Blossom Honey
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Cinnamon Spiced Raw Wildflower Honey
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Raw Honey Comb
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Honey Sticks
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Beatty's Autumn Gold Honey "It's the Secret Ingredient"
Honey Harvest
Harvesting honey from the hive is performed once, twice, and sometimes three times beginning mid-summer and into the fall. Care is given to ensure the honeybees have enough to continue raising new breed and storage for the winter months.
Teaching Our Children: Change Fear to Fascination
Most children have an aversion to honeybees - and wasps/hornets. A honeybee will sting once then dies. A honeybee will only sting if it is threatened or its hive is threatened. Working with honeybees for over 30 years, I have found this to be almost always the case. Educating children about the value of the honeybee and the marvel of these creatures has been very rewarding. Each child you educate tells 3 to 6 more. Next time you see a honeybee, stop and check it out. These little creatures fly up to 30 miles a day to collect the nectar that goes into your honey and they pollinate 1/3 of all the fruit and vegetables we eat. Very cool!