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At Country Faire Farm & Apiary, we take pride in producing pure, raw, honey that comes directly from our carefully nurtured bees to your table. Our commitment to sustainability and eco-friendly practices ensures that every jar of honey we offer is harvested with respect for nature. We believe in preserving traditional beekeeping methods while embracing modern innovations to provide the highest quality honey. Our honey is free from additives and full of natural goodness. Honey isn’t just a product; it’s a promise of purity, health, and taste. Join us in celebrating the sweet rewards of nature's hard-working bees!.

Look for us at the Merriam Farmers Market

10+

Of Bee "Caring" Experience

Perks

Benefits of Honey

Wound Healing

Honey has antimicrobial properties, making it effective for treating minor cuts and burns.

Boosts Immunity

Regular consumption of raw honey can strengthen the immune system with its vitamins and enzymes.

Digestive Health

Honey can act as a prebiotic, promoting good bacteria in the gut and aiding digestion.

Natural Energy Booster

Honey provides quick energy due to its natural sugars, making it a great pre-workout snack.

Rich in Antioxidants

Honey contains antioxidants that help reduce inflammation and protect the body from cell damage.

Soothes Sore Throats

Honeys natural antibacterial properties can help ease a sore throat and reduce coughing.

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Happenings at the Farm

29 Apr, 2026

Joe the Beekeeper

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The 2026 Farmer’s Market Season is Here!

Yesterday, May 2nd, was the first day at the Merriam Kansas farmer’s market. This was our first year at the market so we were not sure what to expect.

The day started off pretty cold with a temp of 40 degrees when I left the house at 6:15. Set up for the market went smoothly as I had already been thru dry runs of prep and setup several days earlier (Thanks to the promptings of my wife!) and had plenty of time before the opening time.

For the first couple of weeks our offerings will be our bedding plants (tomatos, peppers, herbs, etc) our Honey. I consider the sales of both successful for the first week and only expect them to get better as the weather continues to warm and the crowds increase.