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Source for Honey?

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Submitted by Rocky on Fri, 08/17/2012 - 16:12

Does anyone know of a good source for Honey 12 to 18 pounds?

 

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Submitted by Rocky on Mon, 08/20/2012 - 11:52. #

thanks you good people!

awesome.

 

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Submitted by David Lester on Sat, 08/18/2012 - 22:33. #

Piru Honey

Up on Highway 126 is a Honey farm, which provides bees for the valley. I've used their honey and it is very good. They sell their honey in small quantities all the way up to 5 gallon buckets. Here is the website.

 

http://bennetthoney.com/

 
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Submitted by jtrainer on Sat, 08/18/2012 - 17:17. #

Bennits is a good source but

Bennits is a good source but I get mine from Ander's Apiary out of Somis, but interface with them at the Camarillo Farmers Market.

 

http://www.camarillohospice.org/farmersmarket.html

 

Ander's Apiary

5802 LaCumbre Rd

Somis, CA 93066

 

I currently have a mead fermenting with their Wild Flower Honey but am hoping to see the Acacado Blosom Honey again.

http://www.vcstar.com/photos/2009/nov/14/79849/?enlarge=1

 

 
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Submitted by Reenie on Sat, 08/18/2012 - 14:07. #

Bennetts Bee Farm

We got to Bennett's Bees right off the 126 in Fillmore.  They have lots of different varieties of honey available. Check out their website:

http://bennetthoney.com/

We have made all of our meads (except for the Tupelo, of course) with honey from them.  Beautiful ride up there as well and lots of parking available.