Cuic Family Farm

Cuic Family Farm We are a local apiary and farm business in Circleville Ohio. We sell honey and bee keeping equipment

01/31/2025

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We will still have equipment available for beekeeping. Call or text if you need anything. We will be using same price l...
01/31/2025

We will still have equipment available for beekeeping. Call or text if you need anything. We will be using same price list as last year.

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01/30/2025

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When I was a kid we would mix our honey with peanut butter. That got my mind going. Our newest creation will be ready an...
01/30/2025

When I was a kid we would mix our honey with peanut butter. That got my mind going. Our newest creation will be ready and stocked both online Etsy store and at our store location at the Country Hearth in Grovecity Ohio. Two new flavors of our creamed honey. Peanut butter and a chocolate peanut butter that taste like a chocolate buckeye. They are both so delicious. We use minimal ingredients in all our products trying to keep them as natural as possible. If you’re local to Circleville and would like a jar we do make local deliveries.

01/15/2025

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01/15/2025

Do beekeepers work in the winter time?

Do bees hibernate? No! During the winter the hive of all female worker bees huddle around their queen. They quiver ar...
01/15/2025

Do bees hibernate? No! During the winter the hive of all female worker bees huddle around their queen. They quiver around the queen producing heat and eat honey for nutrients. On a nice sunny day when the temperatures get around 40 degrees they will emerge from the hive.

Last three orders for 2024 are heading out to the post office. Big thanks to all the customers that bought our products....
12/31/2024

Last three orders for 2024 are heading out to the post office. Big thanks to all the customers that bought our products. We had over 410 online orders not to mention all the sales at the Country Hearth store in Grovecity and local deliveries. We will still be selling select hive equipment in 2025. So if you need frames or boxes give us a call. We wish all a very happy and successful new year.

12/25/2024
12/25/2024

Merry Christmas 🎄🎁 wishing everyone a wonderful blessed day.

Busy day today making Christmas baskets to be mailed out. You still have time to order. Each basket has a 16 oz jar o...
12/04/2024

Busy day today making Christmas baskets to be mailed out. You still have time to order. Each basket has a 16 oz jar of honey. A creamed cinnamon honey, honey sticks , lip balm and a scented candle. Price is $40 plus shipping. If you want to save on shipping we can deliver locally or meet for pickup.

We will be selling Christmas gift baskets at our location in the Country Hearth starting today. Each basket contains a ...
11/27/2024

We will be selling Christmas gift baskets at our location in the Country Hearth starting today. Each basket contains a 16 oz jar of our summer honey, a cinnamon creamed honey a scented candle, honey sticks, a honey spoon and a tube of beeswax lip balm. They sell for $40. We can also send this same holiday care package anywhere in the US. Shipping cost vary. Message me if you are interested. These will not be on our Etsy shop.

Pulling honey supers off and getting them ready for winter. This is one of three stacks. All our frames will be cleaned ...
11/03/2024

Pulling honey supers off and getting them ready for winter. This is one of three stacks. All our frames will be cleaned up, scraping all the propolis and extra wax off. Then we will add some paramoth crystals and seal them up. Wax moths love old bee frames and they will destroy frames if left out in the open. So be sure to add bee friendly moth crystals to your old boxes. Not all moth crystals are safe to use on bees. Paramoth is the brand we use. You can put it on a paper plate between boxes or pour some in old panty hose and lay it on top of your boxes. Be sure to add a lid to the top box to help contain the fumes.

If you’re in the grovecity Ohio area tomorrow stop in at the country hearth for their yearly open house. We have new can...
10/31/2024

If you’re in the grovecity Ohio area tomorrow stop in at the country hearth for their yearly open house. We have new candles stocked as well as our cinnamon creamed honey in stock.

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23775 State Route 104
Circleville, OH
43113

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+13303039938

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Do beekeepers work in the winter time?

One of our old girls laid an egg without a shell. This happens sometimes when they start getting older. It can also be a sign of low calcium in their diet. I know that’s not the case with our girls because we add calcium to their feed. This was an egg from a 6 year old hen.

So happy to see these girls out and about. 50 degree yesterday and they are out and about. Hurray up spring.

Winterizing time for hives. Inner covers coming off and moisture wick boards go on. Added sugar incase they run out of honey stores. 23 hives going into winter. I’m hoping they will all make it but I do have a couple small hives. If we have another mild winter there is a good chance they will all pull thru. We have a couple feral hives that we rescued this summer that were really strong and robust. Some studies have found feral hives to be stronger and show better mite resistance. These are the kind of genetics beekeepers want. We can use these hives to make stronger colonies and produce new queens.

All of our fish made it Thru winter and look to be double the size since last year. Even Bud, the one eyed frog, made it Thru. You can see him on the rock in the back of the pond.

My favorite thing is watching these ladies doing the clean up after honey harvest. I especially love the look on non beekeepers face when they pull in the driveway and see thousands of bee’s flying around. It’s definitely a scary sight for some people. 🤣🤣

Queen bee laying eggs.

Bees marching into the box

Never have I ever split beehives in the beginning of April. These hives are overflowing with bees so to give them room to grow we split the hives. The Queen and a bunch of workers are moved to a new hive box. In the old box we leave fresh eggs and nurse bees to help raise a new Queen. In about 4 weeks the queenless hive should have a new working queen. 🐝. By doing a spilt in spring time you hope that this will eliminate the need for them to swarm. We will monitor the growth in the Queen rite hive giving them extra boxes as they continue to grow.

Spotted this beautiful queen today in her hive. ❤️❤️

These girls are busy little bees.

I love how she lets the baby ride on her back.

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