About Me and the bees

Welcome to Tuskegee Honey LLC

Tuskegee Honey LLC is Locally Produced in Tuskegee, Alabama ! When people say you should buy your honey from a local beekeeper, that's me! My bees are housed right here in Tuskegee, Alabama! We lightly filter the honey once we collect it from the hives. We do our best to keep it close to how bees created it. This means that our honey still has all of it's original qualities that make our honey so great. Your first taste lets you know that our honey is made from local wildflowers. It's hard to deny that wonderful flavor!We sell our honey in limited amounts, and it sells out every time we harvest and package it, so don't wait too long to decide to place your next order.
Do not feed honey to infants under 1 year of age.

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https://www.youtube.com/@tuskegeehoney/videos

Beekeeping Chores April 23, 2023

In my videos, I'll be sharing my hands-on experience and the lessons I've learned on how to raise happy and healthy honey bees without the use of any harmful chemicals. 🌱 From sustainable hive management to fostering a thriving bee community, I'm excited to take you along every step of the

Inside the Bee Hive!

🙌 Please note that I am not a beekeeping expert—there are many seasoned bee experts and mentors on the internet. My channel simply invites you along for the ride, and hopefully, you can learn from my mistakes! 😅

Tuskegee Honey LLC

What's unique about our honey?

Our honey is harvested from only honeybee hives that we own.
Our beehives are located on land that we own and manage.
Our bees create honey from local wildflowers, fruit trees, and vegetables we grow in Tuskegee, Alabama.
Each jar contains only Pure Raw Local Honey Lightly Filtered and harvested by hand direct from our hives.
Straight from the hive to bottle to you! We only lightly filter our honey.
We do not heat our honey so that we can preserve all the natural properties.
We bottle our Raw Honey in small batches because our primary goal is the survival of our honey bee colonies.
We are fortunate that a few times per year, we're able to collect surplus honey to share with you; we always leave enough food for our bees.