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Sources of local honey?
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woodiewood1 said:
Anyone in Brazos county selling?
Go to the Farm Patch.
Studio one?
People in my neighborhood do at 4646 Greens Prairie (close to wellborn)
Don't know phone or email
Don't know phone or email
There's usually someone at the farmer's market on Saturdays
Cornerstone Honey Bees on Wallis usually has some on the porch for sale (it's their personal residence)
Producer's Co-Op carries R Weaver (Navasota) honey on their shelves as well.
Producer's Co-Op carries R Weaver (Navasota) honey on their shelves as well.
Rosenthal Meat (on campus) usually has the "Aggie honey"...local beehives. Last Nov I purchased 16 oz bottle for $14
wareagle044 said:
Cornerstone Honey Bees on Wallis usually has some on the porch for sale (it's their personal residence)
Producer's Co-Op carries R Weaver (Navasota) honey on their shelves as well.
Weavers honey isn't local... unless you consider a 300 mile radius 'local'...
Mine is from within 5 miles of where you live...... usually...
Im waiting for the summer to get over to see if im going to harvest any... I've got a BUNCH of new hives and I might wind up giving it all to them so they can survive the winter...
Hope to have 60 or more hives by winter...
But I got a few friends I can hit up to see if they have any...
Email me at darrin at avalonweddingsbcs dot com
UmustBKidding said:
People in my neighborhood do at 4646 Greens Prairie (close to wellborn)
Don't know phone or email
I saw their sign this weekend.
Wrong emoji.
Farm Patch and most likely the downtown Bryan farmers market on Saturday mornings.
Some dude had some he was selling from the bed of his truck almost to North Zulch on 21 last Saturday.
Knew I should have stopped.
Knew I should have stopped.
studioone said:wareagle044 said:
Cornerstone Honey Bees on Wallis usually has some on the porch for sale (it's their personal residence)
Producer's Co-Op carries R Weaver (Navasota) honey on their shelves as well.
Weavers honey isn't local... unless you consider a 300 mile radius 'local'...
Mine is from within 5 miles of where you live...... usually...
Im waiting for the summer to get over to see if im going to harvest any... I've got a BUNCH of new hives and I might wind up giving it all to them so they can survive the winter...
Hope to have 60 or more hives by winter...
But I got a few friends I can hit up to see if they have any...
Email me at darrin at avalonweddingsbcs dot com
I think I've already decided that I won't be taking any this year for that reason. I've only got two hives, but it's looking like it'll be best for them to keep their work this year. The heat has been rough.
We harvested 80 from the hives at our house in Bryan.
Email: biochemag97 at gmail
Email: biochemag97 at gmail
Don't be giving my honey away.
BTW, can you bring me a bottle on Saturday? Mr been sick with allergies used all mine.
BTW, can you bring me a bottle on Saturday? Mr been sick with allergies used all mine.
I did a last round of grafts early June but made up the nucs a few days before.. but after I finished making the grafts I checked the nucs and about half of them had thrown out all their larvae and pupae and abandoned the boxes... not sure if it was too hot or if I didnt give them enough food... even though they had stores and external feeders.... shrug..wareagle044 said:studioone said:wareagle044 said:
Cornerstone Honey Bees on Wallis usually has some on the porch for sale (it's their personal residence)
Producer's Co-Op carries R Weaver (Navasota) honey on their shelves as well.
Weavers honey isn't local... unless you consider a 300 mile radius 'local'...
Mine is from within 5 miles of where you live...... usually...
Im waiting for the summer to get over to see if im going to harvest any... I've got a BUNCH of new hives and I might wind up giving it all to them so they can survive the winter...
Hope to have 60 or more hives by winter...
But I got a few friends I can hit up to see if they have any...
Email me at darrin at avalonweddingsbcs dot com
I think I've already decided that I won't be taking any this year for that reason. I've only got two hives, but it's looking like it'll be best for them to keep their work this year. The heat has been rough.
but ive been checking and noticed quite a few hives with marked queens and zero eggs or larvae... I've seen the queen but she's quit laying.. sometimes if I put in some fresh 1;1 she starts laying again... it might just be too hot for the larvae to even survive...
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