Maple Hill Honey & Syrup

09/27/2026

We have honey 🍯, local and raw

September is National Honey Month, and we're celebrating the beekeepers who make every jar possible. 🍯

Behind every spoonful is a colony that visited millions of flowers, and a beekeeper who spent the season caring for their hives, managing mites, moving bees to pollination, and pulling supers by hand. A single honey bee makes only about 1/12 of a teaspoon of honey in her whole lifetime. That's a lot of work in every jar.

This month, we invite you to:
🐝 Buy local and real honey from a beekeeper you know
🐝 Learn where your honey comes from and how it's made
🐝 Support the people and programs that keep American beekeeping strong, including the American Honey Queen Program

Since 1943, the American Beekeeping Federation has stood with beekeepers of every size, from backyard hobbyists to commercial operations. Join us in honoring their work this month and all year long.

Learn more at abfnet.org

09/08/2026

Honey Bears still available, Local and Raw spring honey that has been harvested in July. We are not harvesting Fall honey so , this is it folks

08/14/2026

Honey bears are back !

one size

fresh, raw , local honey

reach out for local pick up only

07/11/2026

134 lbs of honey harvested

07/11/2026

06/10/2026

The weather this spring was very different with hot days in the 90's back to a cold freeze. I wonder what the color of the honey will be this season. Will it be a light white clover ? Will it be a medium color or a dark ? The nectar flow has been wonky but the bees are thriving and super busy. We are lucky to have a water source and a lot of blooming plants in a 3 mile radius including an apple orchard . We shall see

05/26/2026

4 swarms yesterday all with queens
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05/09/2026

First swarm of the season captured and re homed. Saving the bees 🐝

05/03/2026

We are off and running. The bees are busy. The queen grafts are in place. We will check for queens this week.

Wintered hives are flourishing and strong