Humblebeez

Humblebeez Our raw honey, bee pollen, beeswax, & propolis come from our apiaries in Nowthen, Zimmerman and Princeton, MN.

You’ll find us (along with many other creative, skilled and talented artists, crafters, and culinary vendors) here next!...
19/11/2025

You’ll find us (along with many other creative, skilled and talented artists, crafters, and culinary vendors) here next! Working hard (and getting little sleep) making batches of products to restock what we sold out of last time- and it’s a lot! Spread the news so others can join in on the fun. Small Business Saturday will be all ready for you at the Furniture & Things Event Center complete with food and live music. See you in less than a couple weeks 💙💛🐝

One of the biggest and best events of the year is held at Green Valley Garden Center in November: their annual Holiday M...
11/11/2025

One of the biggest and best events of the year is held at Green Valley Garden Center in November: their annual Holiday Market at the Greenhouse and it’s THIS Friday and Saturday 11/14-15 from 9-5pm. Delectable pastries and sandwiches, soup and desserts to sustain your shopping’s desire as you peruse the many talented, creative, and artistic vendors showcasing some of their best designs and creations perfect for gift-giving or indulging in yourself. Something for friends, family, pets, neighbors, teachers, service workers, first responders, collectors, the list goes on. You won’t want to miss this fun and festive event where it’s a one-stop shop to find that special gift for all those special someones in your life. Plus, enter to win the Green Valley Greenhouse Giftaway which will bless you with a little bit of everything from that day. 🙂 Be blessed- and we hope to see you there! 💕

Look at all that COLOR!
11/11/2025

Look at all that COLOR!

Tomorrow: Elk River Farmers Market at the YMCA 3-6pm (Thursday 11/6) and monthly on the first Thursday of each month (2n...
05/11/2025

Tomorrow: Elk River Farmers Market at the YMCA 3-6pm (Thursday 11/6) and monthly on the first Thursday of each month (2nd Thursday in January) through May. Starting 11/6/25.
13337 Business Center Drive NW, Elk River, MN

Saturday: Pathways Community Church (in Ramsey off 167th) Craft Sale & So Much More event 9am-4pm including bake sale for their church addition! 11/8/25.
6341 167th Ave NW, Ramsey, MN

Next week: Green Valley Greenhouse (in Ramsey off Green Valley Road)’s Holiday Market Friday AND Saturday 9am-5pm! 11/14 & 11/15/25
6530 Cty Rd 63 (Green Valley Rd NW), Ramsey, MN

More in November: Elk River Maker’s Market at the Furniture & Things Community Center on Small Business Saturday (Saturday after Thanksgiving) 9am-3pm. 11/29/25.
1000 School Street, Elk River, MN

December: Mingle ‘n’ Jingle Craft Sale & Holiday Event at the City of Blaine’s City Hall on Saturday, December 6th. 10am-4pm.
10801 Town Square Drive NE, Blaine, MN

Raw honey, HOT honey, 17 flavors of creamed honey, infused honey, elderberry syrup kits, beeswax, bee pollen, propolis, lipbalms, salves, lotion bars, gift packs, and some fun NEW releases that you’ll need to come check out in person- no sneak peeks here!

Share this post with friends, family, and locals who may be wanting to boost their immune system, stay healthy, and replace cane sugar in their diet with 🍯 while enjoying the sweetness that only the 🐝 can make. 💙

🐝 Be humble. Be well. 🐝

Today came and passed all too quickly. School lessons, bottling honey, labeling a NEW FLAVOR, making some more fun surpr...
05/11/2025

Today came and passed all too quickly. School lessons, bottling honey, labeling a NEW FLAVOR, making some more fun surprises for the upcoming craft shows, preparing some fun gift packs, and then MOVING 4 colonies from one location in Princeton to a new location in Zimmerman! No, not replacing sites, just thinning an apiary in anticipation for springtime splits. The best news: NO STINGS!

What a photo!
29/10/2025

What a photo!

🐝 This is an incredible shot!
Take a close look at this photo — what do you see?
Can you identify the different parts of the honey bee?
Let’s check out some amazing parts if the Honey Bee up close:

🐝Mandibles – Check out those pincers! These strong jaws are used for gripping, cutting, and shaping wax and pollen. They’re essential tools for building and maintaining the hive and preparing food.

🐝Antennae – Bees have two long antennae packed with tiny sensors that detect smells, tastes, and vibrations. These help them navigate, communicate, and find flowers full of nectar.

🐝Ocelli – Look closely at the top of the bee’s head and you’ll spot three small eyes! These “simple eyes” sense light and help bees stay oriented while flying.

🐝Compound Eyes – The large eyes on each side of the bee’s head are made up of thousands of tiny lenses. Together, they create a mosaic-like vision that helps bees detect movement, color, and danger all around them.

🐝Fine Hairs – The bee’s body is covered in delicate hairs (called setae) that collect pollen, sense temperature and air movement, and even help regulate body heat.

By noticing these details, we can truly appreciate how perfectly designed honey bees are for their incredible work in the hive and the world around us. 🐝

📸 Photo credit: William Cobb

It is a joy to share posts of other beekeeping-related businesses that have far better lenses to work with! The digital ...
28/10/2025

It is a joy to share posts of other beekeeping-related businesses that have far better lenses to work with! The digital quality in their photos and videos captures the fine details in the honeybee’s design and delicate movements which is fascinating to watch. Check this out!

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1Hsi2vZShh/?mibextid=wwXIfr

We got our supers all stored away for the season, thanks to the cooler temps and wind, yay! No bees found them in the pr...
24/10/2025

We got our supers all stored away for the season, thanks to the cooler temps and wind, yay! No bees found them in the process. 🐝💕 If you’d like to place an order for pick up this weekend, let us know ASAP as communication will be limited after 12noon on Friday but we’ll be available again after Sunday. Stephanie will be enjoying our church’s Women’s retreat. Have a blessed weekend everyone!

Our remaining events for 2025:Elk River’s INDOOR Farmer’s Market, YMCA 11/6Pathways Community Church Craft Sale, Ramsey ...
21/10/2025

Our remaining events for 2025:

Elk River’s INDOOR Farmer’s Market, YMCA 11/6
Pathways Community Church Craft Sale, Ramsey 11/8
Green Valley Green House Holiday Market 11/14-15
Elk River Holiday Maker’s Market 11/29
Elk River INDOOR Farmer’s Market, YMCA 12/4
Mingle & Jingle Craft Sale, Blaine 12/6

…or there’s porch pick up in Zimmerman or Nowthen by appointment. Plus, elderberry syrup kits! Hope to see you soon!

19/10/2025

THE HONEYBEE WAS DESIGNED

A honeybee’s gut is perfectly designed to break down and process pollen, its primary protein source. Pollen grains have tough outer shells made of sporopollenin, one of the hardest natural substances known — almost impossible to digest. Yet bees can unlock the nutrients inside because their gut hosts specialized enzymes and beneficial bacteria that work together to dissolve the pollen walls. Without these microscopic helpers and digestive compounds, the bee couldn’t get the nutrition it needs to survive or make royal jelly for the colony. The bee, the enzymes, and the bacteria all depend on one another — a precise system of mutual design that had to exist simultaneously. Evolution can’t explain how such a tightly interdependent system could gradually form; each piece is useless without the others. This points unmistakably to a Creator who engineered every part to work in harmony from the beginning.

What an awesome shot of this lady moving propolis!
15/10/2025

What an awesome shot of this lady moving propolis!

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Our Hive

Humblebeez is the honey of our homestead. As a homeschooling family, we live a humble life in faith, fellowship, and finances. We work towards growing in every facet of life while seeking to enrich the lives of those around us. Always working, always learning, and always growing to one day be called Good and Faithful Servant. Like the worker bees of the hive, we are constantly building and growing to reap what we sow (we’ve established our brood, so now on to the honey!). Our harvest is for the world but more importantly for the kingdom.

In our pursuit of health, healing, and wholeness, we have embarked upon the adventure of elderberry syrup. Not only is it an immune booster offering so many incredible benefits, it is absolutely DELICIOUS! It has been a saving grace for our family with many littles, fighting off illness and drastically reducing sick times when the “wilderness” hits. The ingredients work together as in a graceful dance, and they glide down the throat with such sweet excitement. Beyond the ingredients themselves, the true choreographer is the humble bee whose work often goes unseen. It is the humble bee who travels from flower to flower, pollinating each plant and making a harvest possible. It is the humble bee who works endlessly to meticulously form that intricate comb which was designed to bring forth life itself in every way. Wax, pollen, nectar, new bees (or brood), honey, and the cycle continues on and on. If it wasn’t for the bee, none of it (or this) would be possible.

As a mom with multiple multiples, and homeschooling on top of that, I do not have an overabundance of time. However, the investment of time and energy spent teaching our children how to plant seeds, garden and harvest, how to use our hands and our heart, how to pray and sit low, how to do all things for good is unparalleled. I often feel like a Queen Bee in our hive’s daily bustle. Observing the bee, its work, its dance, its hive is all so fascinating and all so rewarding; it’s teaching my family that working smarter and harder is truly worth the effort.

Thank you for taking the time to read about our story! We look forward to seeing what lies ahead for Humblebeez and hope that you will cheer us on as we we continue to learn, grow, and serve the world around us. Blessings and health to you!