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Introductory to the Sensory Analysis of Honey

Field Trips & Kids Day

One of the largest Honey tasting rooms in the USA. 

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Field Trips

Closed for winter of 2024

Field trip days are a wonderful way to educate the next generation about the importance of pollinators for our survival. This year, we have added a new section of one of our gardens dedicated exclusively to kids. After a complete tour of the farm, they can visit our observation hive and watch the real bees behind the glass.

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Each tour lasts approximately 1 hour. The price for private kid visits starts at $10 per person, this includes chaperons with a minimum of 5 kids. If you are visiting from a school, the cost is $3 per child. Come join the honey frenzy! Please ensure all students wear closed-toe shoes during their visit to our farm.

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If you are planning a private homeschooled trip, kindly ensure that you have a minimum of 5 children in your group. Additionally, please ensure that every visitor wears closed-toe shoes, as we will be walking through a pasture where bees will be feeding.

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HONEY HOUSE HOURS

Wednesday 10am-3:00pm

Thursday 10am-3:00pm

Friday 10:00am-3:00pm

click event page for Saturday hours

‪(309) 431-2065‬

9122 Bucks Rd Heyworth Il 61745

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Beekeeping has been a part of our family for over 100 years. Our goal here is to education the importance of bees for our survival.

Did you know one in every three bites of food depends on bees for pollination? That is why we have made it our mission to help our community repopulate and save the bees. Nearly one-third of all honeybees in the United States have died in the last few years. Scientists don’t know the exact cause, but a growing body of independent science links a class of pesticides to widespread bee die-offs, both alone and in combination with other factors like disease and malnutrition.

 

A wise man I once knew had a quote on his desk that read,

 

“Do all the good you can, by all the means you can, in all the ways you can, in all the places you can, at all the times you can, to all the people you can, as long as you can.”

John Wesley

 

Here at Wild Harvest we wanted to turn the land we grew up on and has been in our family for 3 generations and worked on by 5 generations into a bee sanctuary.  All the proceeds from our sales will go into furthering education to those who want to learn about bees, help create a sanctuary, and protect the bees.

© 2019 BY WILD HARVEST HONEY FARMS 9122 Bucks Rd  Heyworth, Il 61745

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