Farm Fresh Honey

We are a small, locally owned apiary in rural Piqua Ohio, dedicated to providing natural honey straight from our hives. Hannah & Shane started keeping bees right after they finished college, picking up where Shane's mother had left off. Now we have 3 thriving hives with more on the way! See us at the Piqua Farmer's market or order direct from us. We can facilitate direct pickup from our porch.

Pure, Local, & Natural

🍯 Raw Honey – Full of local pollen and delicious nectar
🌿 Local & Natural – Made in Miami county's rural landscape
💛 Made with Care – We only use safe, organic methods to ensure hive health

Why Choose Local Honey?

✅ Supports local pollinators & the environment
✅ Rich in antioxidants & natural enzymes
✅ More tasty flavor, unlike mass-produced store-bought honey, which is often pasteurized, stripped of pollen, and may contain additives like corn syrup

12oz Jar
$10.00

Why Glass Jars?

We stick to tradition with glass jars because they protect the purity of our honey - no microplastics, just the rich, raw flavor nature intended. Glass also makes it easier to gently warm crystallized honey without damaging its quality. Plus, we offer $1 off for every jar you return, helping us reduce waste together!

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12oz Raw Wildflower Honey

$10.00

Harvested from the rolling fields and wild meadows of rural Ohio, our raw honey captures the rich flavors of clover, wildflowers, and blooming trees. This 12oz glass jar holds 100% pure, unfiltered honey, preserving its natural pollen, enzymes, and deep, golden sweetness. Perfect for drizzling over warm biscuits, stirring into tea, or enjoying straight from the spoon!

The Royal Queen

Every hive has a single queen, and she’s the only one who lays eggs—up to 2,000 per day! Her pheromones keep the colony organized, ensuring the workers and drones know their roles. While she rarely leaves the hive, she’s essential to its survival.

The Loyal Workers

Worker bees, all female, do it all—collecting nectar, making honey, tending to the young, guarding the hive, and even regulating the temperature by fanning their wings. They live only a few weeks in summer but make the most of their time, flying up to five miles in search of flowers.

The Loafing Drones

Drones don’t have stingers and don’t gather food. As males, their primary role is to mate with a queen from another hive to ensure strong genetics. As summer ends, they are no longer needed and are naturally pushed out of the hive to conserve resources.

Shane & Hannah

We provide our bees with a safe, healthy home, protecting them from pests and predators. From hive care to honey harvesting, we ensure both the bees and their honey are treated with respect every step of the way.