Gayla and I have decided to close our store for the foreseeable future. We apologize for any inconvenience....
John and Gayla Snowdon
Gayla and I have decided to close our store for the foreseeable future. We apologize for any inconvenience....
While teaching remotely, a friend asked if we would create an educational video about the role honey bees play in the pollination process for her students to view. The video was a great success and is...
We became beekeepers in 2008 to provide more pollinators for our gardens and because John was intrigued by the societal traits of honey bees. As we have since our very 1st day, we treat our bees holistically, monitor their mite loads, and use natural methods to maintain their health. The honey they produce for you comes straight from their hives, never heated or filtered, ensuring all of the natural goodness nature intended is in every bottle.
We have had organic vegetable gardens every year since 1976 and truly care about the quality of the food we eat. While not certified organic due to the cost, we strictly adhere to the latest organic practices, ensuring our orchard, berries, veggies, and bees provide us the most natural, and nutrient-dense food possible. Realizing our land is in our care for only a short period of time, we strive daily to be the best stewards possible of our soil, forest, and wildlife partners.
Even our wooden bowls, cutting boards, salt & pepper mills, and Christmas decorations are finished using food grade products that not only make them beautiful but safe for all to use.
Sharing the story of our farm means telling you about the German Shepherd dogs that hike these woods with us, help us dig holes in the garden (some where we actually want them) insist we play countless games of fetch, romp in the snow, chase bears, and simply make us better humans.