Tag: honey

At House of Bread Bakery Cafe we make bread the way Grandma made it – by hand, fresh, naturally. Our lunch offerings carry the same standard of high quality natural ingredients to produce the same great taste guarantee. We are dedicated to providing your family with the best-tasting and most-nutritious bakery products available. At House of Bread Bakery, good taste 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...

Quail Hollow Farm offers you fresh, quality produce, eggs, honey and meat locally grown with care, to serve our community.  At Quail Hollow Farm we sell “shares” of the harvest each season available to pick up weekly in baskets at the farm or delivered to selected sites. The purpose for Quail Hollow Farm CSA is fourfold: One, it is our Read more...

The River School Farm is located along the banks of the Truckee River on a beautiful site with colorfully landscaped gardens, outdoor amphitheater, stage, and picnic area. Our facilities also include an outdoor prep area, dance studio, and vegetable growing areas. Our farm prides itself on growing food year-round in this high desert, urban environment. Using a variety of innovative Read more...

Our farm located at Smith Valley High School in Smith features an orchard of more than 60 fruit trees, blackberries, grapes, greenhouse production and animal husbandry. We sell our produce and meat to help support our program. If you’re looking for a Thanksgiving turkey, put your name on the list early. They sell out fast! 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...

Greetings from Cameron, Natalie and the Andelin family. Our farm had its beginnings in the 1980s when Cameron’s dad bought the farm from the Gaspari family. We moved to the farm in 2009 to raise our five kids and to be able to experience the work and fun of living on a farm. We want to share farm life with Read more...