Cuic Family Farm

06/29/2025

If you’re ever in Circleville stop at Mast Farm Market. Locally owned and operated. Best sweet corn, tomatoes and tons more. It’s great to find local produce just like when I was a kid.

WOW, what an incredible day!! We are so grateful and blessed to have such a supportive community.

We are excited to see what the future holds!

06/29/2025

I had to steal this one. 🤣🤣

06/28/2025

Colorado is home to over 900 different species of bees. The Stanley Hotel does a great job planting lovely plants to attract and feed bees. I don’t know the name of this bumblebee species but really enjoyed watching her do her job.

06/23/2025

Beautiful day at pikes peak Colorado. Such a cool experience. Amazing crew that worked so hard to build such an awesome car. They should be so proud. Cuic Farms was a proud sponsor of an amazing team.

06/06/2025

These little white specs in the center of the cells are fresh eggs placed carefully by the queen. In about three days they will turn into a larva. Each larva is fed by the female nurse bees. During the first couple days of the larva’s life it’s given a white liquid called royal jelly. It’s a substance made and secreted by a gland in the nurse bees . After a few days they will start feeding the larva a different food that consist of pollen and nectar commonly known as bee bread. Eventually they will cap the larva in the cell with wax where it will continue to grow. After about 21-22 days the larva will be completely changed into a honeybee and will emerge.

06/06/2025

06/04/2025

Our honey is now available at Mast Farm Market..

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05/29/2025

We have you covered on jars. Glass and plastic. All sizes are up on the website www.Cuicfamilyfarm.com

05/29/2025

Need egg cartons? We have them. 🥚 🐥

05/27/2025

The inventory is coming in. Jars, frame feeders, mite treatments and egg cartons all available at the shop.

05/23/2025

I got the privilege of spending a couple days showing the joys of beekeeping to a bunch of awesome Logan Elm 4th graders at the historic Mt. Oval farm. They asked so many great questions. I love this part of beekeeping 🐝