HUBS HONEY

Farrell Farms

My son, eat honey, for it is good, and the drippings of the honeycomb are sweet to your taste. Also know that wisdom is like honey for you:
If you find it, there is a future hope for you, and your hope will not be cut off
Proverbs 24:13-14

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When Shanon and I moved to Van Alstyne Texas in 2019, one of our goals was to give back to nature and help pollinate the world or at least Texas! Bees are so important to our food production and it is one of the few ag exemptions our property qualified for, so it was perfect! We started in May of 2019 with two bee hives that were purchased from Texas Bee Supply. From there, we expanded to 7 bee hives and we even caught a couple of swarms to add to the apiary!  

2022 was awesome and we collected 15 gallons from 7 hives and left plenty of honey for the bees!

This year, 2023 we collected 30 gallons of honey, all from "wild" or feral (FARRELL) Bees that we saved or caught locally with swarm boxes! To date we have over 20 hives from Feral bees. mostly swarming.

In the middle of August, Shanon saw a swarm of bees off our back porch heading toward our Bees yard and when I went to try to local them, I found them in a tree, all balled up. I moved them into a swarm box and mounted it to a tree - that was swarm 21 on the year! So that means we saved over 630,000 Honey Bees this year alone! 

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All about the Bee Hive!

All about the Bee Hive!

Farrell Farms has been busy getting ready for the 2023 Bee Season. We have been making swarm boxes to make sure Bees have a sustainable home to ensure their hive grows strong. See how they are made!

2022 Extracting Honey!

2022 Extracting Honey!

This year was special! All the hives were strong and healthy! We caught two swarms and they are now part of our apiary!

2023 Honey Harvest

2023 Honey Harvest

Farrell Farms Honey, A frame from one of our hives! This year was special as we grew from one hive to over 18. We saved a number of swarms from neighborhood yards, land clearing in Sherman TX, and a sprinkler valve box! All the bees were saved and are happy and healthy!

All Honey is NOT the Same

All Honey is NOT the Same

Foreign honey is tested and regulated through a combination of measures involving both the exporting and importing countries, as well as international standards. These measures are designed to ensure the authenticity, quality, and safety of honey. Additionally, there have been instances where corn syrup or other sweeteners have been illegally added to honey, raising concerns about its purity and authenticity.

  • Van Alstyne, Texas, United States