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100% NATURAL ORIGIN

RESPONSIBLE SOURCING

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You can prepay here and pickup at the honey box located at 4 Old Church Road Monroe Township (Middlesex County) NJ. All 2026 proceeds will be donated to help save our pollinator friends.

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UPCOMING CLASSES

UPCOMING CLASSES

Introduction to Beekeeping

August 9th & 10th 2026

10:00 AM to 1:00 PM - Cost $145

Our Introduction to Beekeeping class is the perfect starting point for anyone looking to connect with nature and support local conservation. We will walk you through the basics of hive management, bee behavior, and how to safely handle these amazing pollinators. Beyond the practical skills, you will experience firsthand how working with bees acts as a form of apiary therapy. It is a chance to practice mindfulness, slow down, and actively help our local ecosystem thrive. No prior experience is necessary, and all protective gear is provided.

Intermediate Beekeeping

Sunday August 23, 2026

11:00 AM to 3:00 PM - Cost $95

Take your apiary skills to the next level with our Intermediate Beekeeping class, tailored specifically for beekeepers with at least two years of hands-on experience. Moving beyond the basics, this intensive session dives deep into advanced colony management techniques. We will explore effective swarm prevention and splitting strategies, comprehensive pest and disease management with a focus on Varroa mite control, and methods for optimizing your honey yield. Join us to refine your hive inspections, troubleshoot complex seasonal challenges, and ensure your colonies are robust, healthy, and prepared to successfully overwinter.

Supporting Local Pollinators

Sunday September 13, 2026

10:00 AM to 1:00 PM - Free

Open to everyone, no beekeeping experience required. Learn how to transform your backyard, garden, or local community space into a thriving sanctuary for native bees, butterflies, and other vital pollinators. Topics include selecting native plants, creating nesting habitats, and eliminating harmful pesticide use.