You’ve seen Ames Farm honey products in bottles, in honeycombs and  pollen.  Ames Farm is centrally located in Watertown, MN, but not all the honey is made there. There are bee hives all over central Minnesota. Want to know where your honey comes from?

Check out the label on the side of the jar. It shows you the hive number, vintage year and the city where the honey bees gathered and created that honey.  Log onto Ames Farm Web site to locate the hive on a map!

Go to http://www.amesfarm.com/location.php and click on Bee Yards to locate the source of your honey.

Check our latest issue of This is Living Naturally to read more about what makes Ames Farm a unique local and sustainable business. Download a PDF online or pick  up a copy in the store.  Also watch a mini-documentary about Ames Farm on our homepage. Don’t forget to check back every once in a while through the end of January.

Need a great gift idea? We have some great honey gift packages in our general merchandise department with sample-sized Ames Farm assorted single-source honeys.

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