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WELCOME TO OUR
1841 BRICK FARMHOUSE

Offering local Honey

and other Farm & Craft goods

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Use the "CONTACT US..." section below to place your order,

and we will prepare it and put it on the front porch for pickup.

The Honor Box is available for safe & convenient payment!

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Recent News...

Craft Fairs...

You can find us at open-air markets as well as indoor Craft Fairs.

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April, 2025

An early Spring inspection has revealed that all of our hives made it through the winter. This is a highly unusual event for a beekeeper, but I credit that to keeping the hives inside the barn, out of the killing winds we get on the farm. Now all we need is for mother nature to deliver a normal New England Spring, and we should see a decent honey crop. Fingers crossed.

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February, 2025

Just waiting for springtime and the Bees flying. We hope they survive this brutally cold winter. Wish us luck!

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October, 2024

Once again, Mother Nature intervened by dealing us a blow with an oppressively hot Springtime. Virtually no rain and June temperatures reaching into the 90's literally killed all of the nectar-bearing flowers. Although our hives were packed with Bees, we stood there and watched as practically none of the girls left the nest. The Spring harvest was devastated, but fortunately our Fall Honey pull was slightly better!

 

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Front Porch pick-up & HONOR BOX still available!

The Honor Box for payment is still on our Front Porch and you can send us an email to order anything we have in stock.

We will gladly leave it on the front porch with your name on it for safe pickup.

(Please give us an approximate pick-up date & time to ensure your order is ready when you arrive)

Don't forget to smile for the camera!

If you have time, please enjoy one of our Blogs...

-   Becoming a Beekeeper (what am I getting into)

-   Beeswax vs. Paraffin

-   Honey Cooking Tips

-   The Sweet, Sweet Folly of the Internet

 

Thank you everyone for your continued interest & support!

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VISIT THE FARM!

Want to stop by and pick something up, or learn more about bees?
Please get in touch!

434 Lear Hill Road
Unity, NH

(603) 863-7400 - Land-line

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PLACES YOU’LL FIND A FEW OF OUR PRODUCTS!

Please visit local Farmer's Markets, Artisans, and Crafters in your area... Buy Local!

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1841 FARMHOUSE FRONT PORCH!
434 LEAR HILL ROAD, UNITY, NH

Front Porch Pick-up, with Honor Box for payment

This was our summertime Honor Box porch market we once managed, but now only put out Honey or Eggs as available.

We still put other purchases of yours there for pick-up at your convenience.  Just click "Contact Us" to place your order with a pickup date & time (please wait for an email confirmation back from us), and we'll prepare and put out your order with your name on it.  There is an "Honor Box" available for your payment.

Please ring the doorbell (at the left) if there is anything you need, and we'll come to the door if we're home.

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FARMER'S MARKET
ON THE COMMON
WASHINGTON, NH

CLOSED for the season

May - October   (Memorial Day - Columbus Day)

Saturday's - 10am-1pm

This is a Rain or Shine market.

A small but growing Farmer's Market where you can find some great products crafted & grown by local residents.

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Our 2020 GoG product selection

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Due to our low honey yield,

We will not have enough product to participate in 2024.

The Gallery reopens each year in November at the Newport Library Arts Center, featuring local crafters & artisans.

Located at

434 Lear Hill Road, Unity, NH

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Phone # (603) 863-7400 (land-line) Please leave a message and

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We attend local Farmer's Markets,  "Old Home Day" celebrations, and Craft Fairs.
You can also stop by the Farm to pick something up.
(We are most often home but you may want to contact us to confirm that we'll be around when you arrive)

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