Our Story

Our family arrived in the Bearberry Valley in the summer of 1920 with optimism, hope, and a sense of adventure.

      
   -  circa 1930 Joe Walton, William, Mary, Amy Walton (Chapman)
                                                                                     Hilda

Joe and Amy Walton moved into the two bedroom log cabin on their new land and got to work setting up a cattle farm operation which continued through the next two generations. 

We are excited to honor the work of our ancestors and continue the tradition of living off the land. Our beekeeping journey is a narrative rooted in respect for nature and the principles of sustainable farming.

We are deeply committed to preserving the rich biodiversity of our home in the Valley. Each hive is nurtured with the utmost care, a testament to our belief in organic practices that support native pollinators and ensure the health and vitality of our bees.

Our raw honey is the pure embodiment of Bearberry's untouched flora, offering a taste that is as rich and diverse as the landscape itself.

We invite you to experience the story of our family through the fruits of our labor, a legacy that buzzes with life, one bee at a time.