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Let’s unravel the magic behind creamy honey… First things first — creamy honey has zero to do with cream. No dairy, no mixing, no tricks. Creamed honey is as natural as it gets, with all the goodness and health benefits of raw honey intact. What we’re doing is simply encouraging a process that Mother Nature kicks off on her own with high-quality, unpasteurized honey. It all begins with a special blend of raw honey and finely crystallized honey, often called “seed honey” or “starter.” These two get carefully mixed in our honey creaming machine, where the real magic starts. The...

I’m not in the business of guarantees. Life is messy and seasons are unpredictable — trust me, I farm. But here’s what I know in my bones: when you spend time in nature, it steadies you. It clears the noise. It brings you back to who you are.  The farm looked a little gloomy today — grey skies sagging low, feeling very November like. It started to rain hard..the kind of rain that feels cold and seeps through your jacket and into your bones and whispers, “winter is coming” And there I was, soaking wet feet - should have worn boots,...

Last week’s heat wave was HOT.Not just “summer warm” — we’re talking sweltering, sleep-on-top-of-the-sheets hot! With no AC and a stone house that traps heat like a kiln, it felt impossible to get comfortable — especially upstairs, where it turned into a full-blown pizza oven every night. The one thing that actually helped me stay cool?Cold, steeped herbal tea. Simple, refreshing, and surprisingly effective. Each morning, I’d boil water while the house was still quiet, then steep handfuls of loose-leaf herbs — or formulated loose tea mixes.  Once cooled, I’d add a pinch of salt (for the minerals and balance),...

Every May, just as the tulips are finishing up, almost like clockwork, the lilacs start..I notice the wild ones along the road and around the pasture start popping open.  Their scent is unmistakable—sweet, nostalgic, and fleeting.  Lilacs are one of spring’s most joyful offerings. And while we’d all love to bottle up their beauty, they can be a little... dramatic once you bring them inside. If you’ve ever clipped a bunch only to find them wilting by the next day, you’re not alone. Lilacs have woody stems and a mind of their own. But there are a few simple tricks...