A Wet Spring and a Hard Summer: The 2026 Honey Flow at Magee Meadow
Every year in the bee yard is its own story. Some years that story is a generous one, supers filling up fast, bees coming home heavy, jars lined… Keep reading →
Keep Reading โBeekeeping tips, honey recipes, apiary updates, and honest tales from two nurses who keep bees in East Texas.
Every year in the bee yard is its own story. Some years that story is a generous one, supers filling up fast, bees coming home heavy, jars lined… Keep reading →
Keep Reading โYour Free Northeast Texas Beekeeper’s Forage Guide Is Here A bloom calendar, season guide, and five-year personal tracking journal โ from Magee Meadow Apiary One of the questions… Keep reading →
Keep Reading โFire Honey: A Little Heat, A Lot of Good A recipe and a whole lot of reason to make it โ from Magee Meadow Apiary Out here at… Keep reading →
Keep Reading โHealers Need Healing Too: A Nurse’s Journey from the ER to the Apiary A personal reflection from Magee Meadow Apiary I spent 34 years in emergency nursing. Thirty-four… Keep reading →
Keep Reading โOne of the things I love most about keeping bees in Northeast Texas is that our landscape is incredibly generous. From the time the first brave little blooms… Keep reading →
Keep Reading โThere is something quietly radical about a woman standing in a field, veil on, smoker in hand, tending to tens of thousands of bees like she has always… Keep reading →
Keep Reading โWhat really happens when a woman picks up a hive tool for the first time โ the fear, the wonder, the honey, and the friends you never expected.… Keep reading →
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