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Larry and Gina Tate
(757) 255-4088
ShireFarms@charter.net
17379 Woodland Dr.
Windsor, Virginia  23487

Notice: As of 7/7/07 we are SOLD OUT of Honey. More should be available by late July. Email to check to current availability and place an order today!
Raw Honey
No Hormones ~ No Antibiotics ~ Really Raw ~ Never Heated

Check to see if our honey is local to you:
17379 Woodland Dr. Windsor, Virginia 23487

Honay Jars
1 lb. Jar (Plastic)* - $5.00 1.5 lb. Jar (Glass)* - $6.50
2 lb. Jar (Glass)* - $10.00 2.5 lb. Jar (Glass)* - $12.00
Walnuts & Honey*, 1.3 lb. glass jar - $5.00
** Prices subject to change**
     Dad loves his bees. God blessed us with 5 bee hives last June, and they have been producing "liquid gold" ever since. All the boys beg to go out in the one extra bee suit with dad to help work on the bee hives! Dad and Dan at the beehives
     The benefits of really Raw Honey are countless. Most know that eating local honey (within 30 miles of your home) helps significantly with environmental allergies. The high enzyme content in raw honey (Amalayze) helps with digesting starchy foods and has a strong detoxifying effect.
         "Bee pollen has been popularized by famous athletes who take it regularly for strength and endurance... A Russian study of the inhabitants of the province of Georgia, where many live to 100 years and a few to the age 150, revealed that a large portion of these centenarians were beekeepers who often ate raw, unprocessed honey with all it's "impurities", that is, the pollen." (taken from "Nourishing Traditions" By Sally Fallon)

bees  Our honey combs are processed without ever  being heated, and our bees are never fed any antibiotics or hormones. The honey bees pollinate the fields withing 3 miles of us. Contact us to see if there is specific variety of honey available!
 Also visit the Honey Recipes page for great ideas!