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Our honey is un-pasteurized all natural and is minimally processed in small batches to ensure freshness. Honey is produced when the sweet honeydew (from trees) or nectar (from flowers) is gathered by the bees, Shopd and matured in the hive. We package the liquid honey in four ways. 1) finely strained so it is clear liquid or 2) coarsely strained leaving some wax in, called unfiltered honey or 3) strained and then mixed with some aged crystallized honey to make creamed honey or 4) coarsely strained and then combined with chunks of raw comb, called chunky honey. The chunk honey can either be pieces of pure honey comb or pure pollen comb, or a mixture of both honey and pollen combs. The pollen combs are much darker and add a unique flavor and a great deal of natural goodness to the honey.
We collect pollen daily from our hives in the spring and early summer. We freeze the fresh pollen immediately after it's harvested to ensure freshness.
We sell it either fresh-frozen or dehydrated in 150 g foil back clear bags.
If you have pollen allergies, start out taking a small amount of pollen each day. No more than 2 or 3 granules on day one. Place them under their tongue and let dissolve or simply chew them. If you experience no reaction, double the amount of granules you consume on day two. Continue this for at least a week.
For those without allergies who take pollen for general health purposes the recommended dosage is 1 - 2 heaping teaspoons of the raw granules per day. Mix them into tea, cereal, juice, a smoothie, yogurt, apple sauce etc.
Bee Pollen and our local raw honey work best when taken together each day. There is a synergistic health benefit when both pollen and honey are taken together as the two combined is greater than the sum of their separate effects.
We have three sizes of small honey containers available for wedding or party favors.
65 g hex jar
160 g hex jar
115 g paragon jar
Most often the 115 g hex jar is used as a party favor. You can order these up to 4 days before your event.
You can freeze the honey to prevent crystallization if you want to order before that. See our web shop for pricing: https://squareup.com/store/circling-hawk-farm/.
Peaches and cream sweet corn plus two varieties of white sweet corn are expected by the end of July 2017.
We planted over 2,600 cloves of hardneck garlic last October, and they are looking amazing this summer! The rain and sun we've had on the farm, in combination with our amazingly rich loam soil, has our garlic crop on track to be the most robust ever. We are growing a number of varieties this year. Some of the names are as follows:
Fresh garlic scapes were harvested (July 2017). We have dried and powdered garlic scape available.
Fresh Blueberries. Season begins late July through to August. We care for and grow both low-bush and high-bush. The cultivars are as follows:
We currently are sold out of horse hay.
