Tag: bees

Hi!! We are a small, family-owned, honey bee business. Our family lives off grid and the majority of our bees do too!! They are happy and healthy, and you’ll definitely taste the sweet rewards of their hard work. We look forward to sharing! Read more...

Hall’s Honey began in 1918 when Fletcher Hall, the son of Thomas Boyd Hall, moved to Mason Valley and started the beekeeping tradition. Today, the business is owned and operated by Fletcher’s great granddaughter, Debbie Gilmore and her family. The local honey is produced by bees in Mason Valley, Smith Valley and Silver Springs. Fourth-generation beekeeper Debbie provides support to Read more...

Leonard Joy has been supplying Northern Nevadans with local honey for more than a decade.  An expert in the field of apiculture, Leonard shares his knowledge with homeowners and fellow beekeepers. You can find Leonard and his honey at local farmers markets in Northern Nevada. Read more...

Providing fresh local honey to Northern Nevada! Look for our honey in retailers and farmers markets! Read more...

Albert Sindlinger first started beekeeping in Elko County, producing Ruby Mountain honey back when he only had about 25 hives. In 2006, he moved with his wife and partner Ursula to Reno. The 25 hives were relocated and have multiplied to 125 hives. Did you know that an average hive is home to about 50,000 bees? Multiply that by 235 Read more...

What do you get when you take two descendants of long-time cattle ranchers – one a fifth-generation Nevadan and one of Scottish descent – and put them out in a pasture? That’s how you get the Corkscrew Land & Cattle Company.Shannon Ceresola is a fifth-generation Nevadan who comes from multiple generations of cattle ranchers since the 1880s. Lowell Patton grew Read more...

D50 Ranch Honey started as a hobby to help the bee population and provide a source of local honey. The apiary grew and with it so did an abundance of honey that is now offered to other honey enthusiasts. D50 Ranch Honey is harvested and bottled raw from our hives located in Churchill County, NV. You can find D50 Ranch Read more...

We offer free range, non gmo and soy free eggs, seasonal produce, cut flowers and honey when available. We have other items that the farm provides us like bee pollen, hand crafted small batch soaps made with lard from pigs we grow and harvest and we offer opportunities to learn homestead skills like butchery, fermenting, canning and home dairying. We Read more...