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Honey bee swarm

My name is John Huhn, and I am the owner and founder of Pappy's Bees. I have been keeping bees for 10 years now, having started with 2 hives in April 2013. I currently manage ~25 hives spread over 3 beeyards within 10 miles of my home apiary in Salem, CT.  

Thanks for visiting!

Update: April 7,  2024

Here we are, ready to start a new bee season.  My bee hives overwintered very well this year, with over 90% colony survival.  I am very happy about this, as winter survival is a goal of every beekeeper who keeps bees in the Northeast.  This past winter was relatively mild, with periods of cold weather but very little snow.  I did not wrap my hives with insulating material, yet they still thrived.  I gave my bees a varroa mite treatment in the late Fall and made sure that they had a lot of food reserves for the Winter.  

I am still selling honey as regular liquid honey, regular creamed honey, cinnamon creamed honey, and Pappy's Atomic Honey.  This product consists of honey infused with mild jalapeno peppers.  It provides a sweet heat profile to pizza, pork, chicken, cheese, and even ice cream. 

Buying options are listed when you add items to your cart and then checkout. Payment can be made via PayPal, credit card, or debit card by clicking on the PAY NOW button in the shopping cart window and filling out the requested information. Rest assured that the transaction is secure

Please note that shipping charges are $12 per order.  An order consists of 1-3 bottles/jars of product.  If you wish to purchase more than three bottles/jars of product, then a new order will have to bee placed.  Shipping charges are added to the order upon checkout.

If you have questions or comments, please feel free to contact me via the Contact Us link on the left side of this page.

Thanks again for visiting my site. I think you will love Pappy's Bees honey products (-;

1 pound honey squeeze bottle
1 pound regular creamed honey
1 pound cinnamon creamed honey
12 oz. hot (ATOMIC) honey
Winter wrapped bee hive
Infrared thermal image of winter beehive
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