Head To This Unique Honey Farm In Tennessee For A Bee-autiful Adventure
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Meghan Kraft
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When we think of the state of Tennessee, we most often think of fried chicken, bbq and a good, flaky biscuit. It’s where you come to know southern hospitality, where you find your community of people in church or at the neighborhood bar. In recent years, especially in Nashville, we’ve seen a wave of newcomers infiltrate local economy with new businesses and fabulous new ideas – and this bee farm? May just be one of our favorites.
Bees tend to stir up an extreme reaction from folks, they're either terrified of a potential sting of they find them to be nurturers of life. Williams Honey Farm, located on the outskirts of Franklin, Tennessee, notes on their website that, "one in three bites you take is thanks to a honeybee," and that's pretty incredible.
Actually, the Williams Honey Farm takes a lot of pride in their education of the public. Founded a handful of years ago, they not only farm in the Tennessee countryside but they visit public spaces, including schools and churches, to help the greater public come to understand the honeybee a bit better.
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They proudly make "all things honey," and make it known that their product is never treated or heated beyond its natural state.
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Although the farm isn't currently open to visits from the public, the honey farm is incredibly open with their sustainable farming practices. We're crossing our fingers that there will be a brick-and-mortar store sometime soon!
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Bees truly are a magical, misunderstood insect, and Williams Honey Farm works daily to not only bring you a product but to help you understand the truly valuable and unique space bees take up in our environment.
You can find products from the honey farm all over the place, from your local grocery store to their website online. Marche in East Nashville is a standout for us - you can snag your honey while indulging in a delicious European-inspired brunch.
You can see it on display here at Franklin's delicious Herban Market.
Have you ever head of Williams Honey Farm? Will you be supporting them in the future (we will!)? Make sure you visit their website or find their products in retail locations all around middle Tennessee.
If you’re in the area, then you should probably check out this awesome Tennessee taco spot – it’s in the most unassuming place!
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