Fresh harvest
Raw Texas Honey · 12 oz
Pure raw Texas honey, lightly filtered and bottled in small batches.
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Raw Texas honey · Van Alstyne
Good bees.Honest honey.
Small-batch honey harvested, extracted, and bottled at Farrell Farms—straight from our North Texas hives to your table.
2026 harvest: darker color, richer flavor, remarkably strong colonies.
“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
Pure Texas honeyFrom our own hives
Never overheatedFlavor left intact
Small-batch bottledHands-on at the farm
Bees come firstHealthy colonies always
Bottled at Farrell Farms
The 2026 harvest
A richer year in every jar.
An unusually wet spring delayed our first pull. Then the weather settled, the colonies surged, and four apiary locations across Van Alstyne produced one of our strongest crops yet.
This year’s honey is a little darker, with a robust finish that stays smooth and clean. We kept colonies smaller and stronger, added supers only at peak laying cycles, and let the bees do what they do best.
4Apiary locations
RawLightly filtered
LocalVan Alstyne, TX
From our hives to your table
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Naturally peppery honey from Snow-on-the-Prairie nectar—no chiles added.
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Farrell Farms, since 2019
It started with two hives and a promise.
When Shanon and James moved to Van Alstyne, they wanted to give something back to the land. Two purchased hives became a growing apiary built largely from feral colonies rescued and caught locally.
“Help pollinate the world—or at least Texas.”
Every decision follows the same rule: healthy bees first. Honey is the beautiful result, not the shortcut.
Our full storyLife in the apiary
In action.
Field notes
The bee journal.
Harvest reports, rescue stories, and practical notes from the hives.
All Honey Is Not the Same
Source, handling, and transparency matter more than color alone.
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Why rain, mild temperatures, and strong hives aligned for an exceptional clover crop.
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2026 Honey Harvest
A wet spring gave way to strong colonies and a darker, richer North Texas honey crop.
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“I introduce to you Farrell Farms Granola. Ingredients: Farrell Farms Honey, rolled oats, and coconut oil.”Jason Riddle
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“I’m heading to Nashville to cook live in studio—and your honey is going with me!”Shelley Loving · Professional Cook
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“My first culinary creation: smoked pork loin with honey, Dijon, rosemary, salt, and pepper.”Mark Bochow