Magical beekeeping in the Pacific Northwest, where tiny homes for bees create sweet honey and happy gardens.
Custom beehive installations designed like tiny houses, combining aesthetics with functional beekeeping.
Small-batch, artisanal honey varieties showcasing regional flavors, available through one-time purchases or recurring subscriptions.
Installation of hives for gardens, farms, and urban spaces to support plant health and biodiversity with flexible seasonal rental plans.
Accessible resources on bees, beekeeping, and sustainability—always with a fun, imaginative twist featuring local folklore.
In the magical world of Honeyfarmer, mythical creatures protect our bees and help spread the joy of beekeeping.
The gentle giant of the Pacific Northwest forests who watches over our mountain apiaries. Known for his honey-gathering skills and ability to calm even the most anxious of bees.
Guardian of our riverside hives, Nessie ensures the bees have access to the cleanest water. She's partial to lavender honey and has been known to create beautiful wave patterns in honeycomb.
A delicate blend of wildflower nectars from the scenic Columbia River Gorge.
Rich and robust honey gathered from the abundant blackberry blossoms of summer.
Delicate floral honey with notes of lavender, guarded by our mythical forest friends.
Whether you're interested in honey production or supporting local pollinators, we have a plan for you.
Support local pollinators without honey production.
Receive your own honey and support pollinators.
Learn beekeeping with guided support.
Discover the hidden acoustic world of honeybees, where different buzzes, hums, and vibrations reveal colony health, queen status, and even emotional states—a fascinating blend of sensory science and bee psychology.
Read More →Journey inside the remarkable social organization of honeybee colonies, where division of labor, collective decision-making, and distributed intelligence create a unified superorganism that thinks and acts beyond the capacity of any individual bee.
Read More →Explore the latest scientific understanding of Colony Collapse Disorder, from parasites and pesticides to climate change and habitat loss, and discover the hopeful solutions emerging to protect our essential pollinators.
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