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BEEKEEPING SINCE 1973 - MANITOBA, CANADA

Our own bees.
Our own hives.
Our own honey.

 

Three generations on the Manitoba plains, working canola, clover, alfalfa and wildflower.

Beekeeping since 1973

Our own beekeeping

The same family, on the same prairie, for three generations.

We keep the bees and produce the honey ourselves, start to finish.

Canada No.1 White

Canola, clover, alfalfa and wildflower, all from our own bee yards.

OUR HONEY

Two styles. Four sizes.

One honey, taken from our own hives and packed for the way people actually use it.

500 G TUB

Creamed honey

Unpasteurized and spread-thick. Stays where you put it.

1 KG TUB

Creamed honey

The same creamed honey, in the size most families go through.

500 G BOTTLE

Liquid honey

A clean pour for tea, baking and everything else.

1 KG BOTTLE

Liquid honey

Same honey, bigger bottle, same easy squeeze cap.

Bulk sizes available. Creamed honey in 2 kg and 3 kg pails, liquid honey in 2 kg and 3 kg jugs. More sizes on request - ask us about bulk.

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We stack the boxes. The bees fill them.

OUR STORY

Three generations, one family farm.

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It started in 1973 as a weekend side-line. Forty hives, and another job to get back to on Monday.

Three generations and a good many stings later, those forty hives have grown into one of the biggest commercial honey operations in Manitoba. What hasn't changed is how it runs: we keep the bees, we pull the honey, and we put our name on the jar.

Our bees work what the plains give them - canola, alfalfa, clover and wildflower - and every season tastes a little like the one it came from. Nothing is bought in. What's in the jar is honey our own bees made.

Every jar you buy goes back into looking after those bees and the country they forage. From our hives to your home.

Matt Grysiuk

Third generation beekeeper

WHERE TO BUY

Not on shelves yet.

We're beekeepers first, and our retail jars are new. Listings are in the works - here's how to help them along, or get the honey sooner.

Buy online

Coming this fall. Tell us and we'll let you know the day it goes live.

Tell us where you shop

Name your town and store, and we'll work on getting it on that shelf.

Tell us where you shop

Retailers and wholesale

Get in touch and we'll send our current sell sheet and pricing.

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From our hives to your home.

CONTACT

Get in touch.

Questions about the honey, where to find it, or carrying it in your store - we'll get back to you.

EMAIL

WHERE

Manitoba, Canada

SINCE

Beekeeping since 1973

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