Chub Love Honey

08/24/2024

✨NEW PRODUCTS! Two new items to hit our honey stand! Sample jars for 1 for $2 or 2 for $3 AND blackberry creamed honey! If you’re unsure about what type of honey you want, come snag a couple of the sample jars to try out!

Reminder: Our stand will only be open until it starts to get chilly, so our liquid honey doesn’t crystallize. BUT, we will offer pickup and shipping year round!

www.ChubLoveHoney.com

08/17/2024

Reminder!! The stand will only be open for another month or so until it gets cold! Come swing by and check us out!

08/05/2024

If you were interested in learning about the bees life cycle, check this video out!

07/19/2024

I highly recommend not buying your grocery store honey. Get this, most of it isn’t even from the US! You should always buy local honey because the bees are collecting the nectar/pollen from local plants in your area. It helps you with the seasonal allergies as well!

Know the difference! Most of the honey consumed today is processed honey that’s been heated & filtered. Raw honey, on the other hand, does not get robbed of its incredible nutritional value & health powers.

07/18/2024

The waggle dance is always a favorite!

07/15/2024

07/13/2024

Honey stand now open! Come on out to the beautiful city of Greenwich at 176 North Rd and check out what we have to offer! Right across the road from the Amish store. You can also preorder for pickup at the stand as well; Just select pickup on the website!
www.ChubLoveHoney.com

07/03/2024

Happy 4th of July! We are celebrating by giving you a savings of 10% off your entire order! Use Coupon Code: JULY4 at ChubLoveHoney.com!

Delicious Honey Shop Now Featured Product Featured Product Back by popular demand! This wonderful raw honey paired with an infusion of elderberries. Great for season allergies with an added boost! Shop Now!

06/28/2024

We want to thank all of you for being patient while we get our roadside farm stand stocked. We welcomed our first child at the end of May, so we are enjoying our first month as a family together. We are actively making enough infused/creamed honey to stock our stand. Keep in mind, we still can do preorder pickups and shipping, while we get our stand stocked! Check out of website to place your orders! www.chublovehoney.com

05/18/2024

Back by popular demand, elderberry infused honey! We use our local honey for all of our infusions, so it will also help fight your seasonal allergies with an added immune booster!

Check us out online at ChubLoveHoney.com for shipping nationwide and pickup in Greenwich, NY!

02/17/2024

For the love of Chub! Check out our new logo, Chub! Our dear friend, Nikreations created this beautiful artwork for us.

Our handsome Charlie has always been the face of the business and will continue to be. As we grow, we will rebrand with new labels as well. Just know if you see this orange face around, it is always going to be Chub Love Honey!

02/17/2024

Pickup now available! Either ship anywhere in the US through USPS & UPS or local pickup in Greenwich, NY!

www.chublovehoney.com

02/10/2024

Our sale is still live! We are offering all of our creamed honey for $2 off per jar. Offered in cinnamon, vanilla, and plain. Great on toast, biscuits, oatmeal, and literally anything.

Check out all the options at www.chublovehoney.com

01/14/2024

Festooning! This is what it looks like. Bees cling to each other and build a chain. Still to this day it is unknown why they festoon. Some scientists believe it’s either to form distance for measuring comb or to keep a consistent temperature for wax production. Maybe one day we will find out the true meaning to festooning.

01/12/2024

Finally up and running with our website! Please check it out and share with your friends and family!
www.chublovehoney.com

05/28/2023

Even with the bear attack, these three are looking good! Beautiful day to check on the bees ❤️ 🐝

05/13/2023

Dandelions! These are our bees first main food source in early Spring! Do not spray them with any chemicals! It will kill any bees that come in contact with it. Round up, or any w**d killer for that matter, can wipe out an entire colony of bees. If you care about our crops, environment, and bees, please be mindful of what you are putting out into the environment. **dkiller

05/11/2023

Moved our hives home, but with an electric fence up! We are hoping this fence will keep that pesky bear out!

05/09/2023

What a swarm of bees looks like! If you see a swarm, call a beekeeper! They are no harm to you or anyone, they are just on the hunt for a new home ❤️

05/09/2023

Swarm Season! Honey bees naturally produce by expanding their colony and splitting into two. The queen will lay in several ‘swarm cells’ and the workers will create queen cells out of them to be able to raise another queen. Once the hive’s mind has made up they are going to swarm, there is no stopping them. The workers will gorge themselves on honey and find a new location for them to go with their queen. Here you see the swarm leaving the colony from one of these nucleus colonies on the lawn. When you come across a swarm of bees, they are the most docile creatures ever, so please don’t kill them! Call a beekeeper! They have no hive to protect, so they are just on the hunt for a new home. Normally, a swarm will only stay in one location for 1-3 days, while their scout bees are searching for a hollowed out tree or a empty wall to move into. A lot of feral colonies, in the northeast, don’t make it through the winter unless they are well protected from the elements.

04/20/2023

Bear saga: it did come back. Coworker of mine was able to put the hive back together and find the queen. They then moved the hives a few miles away to another yard. The bear would’ve kept coming back, as it knew where it could find an easy food source. We will be putting up a fence soon and moving them back in a week or so.

04/19/2023

Bears. They are waking up from hibernation and are hungry. Unfortunately ‘brood’, bee larva, is on the menu for their protein. Honey is just an added bonus. They can find a beehive upon sight and smell. This bear happened to stumble upon my hives yesterday early morning and demolished two of three. I was able to put them back together and spotted one queen, but not the other. Only time will tell if they can pull through from this devastation. Electric fence will be going up today!

04/13/2023

Here at work we just received our first load of nucleus colonies! Our beekeepers are working hard to inspect each one and make sure the queen is laying and doing what she needs to do. We insure that our nucs are up to our standards before they go to their forever homes!

04/05/2023

You can purchase bees in two different forms. Packages, which consists of a few pounds of bees and a queen in a cage or a nucleus colony, which is a established colony where the queen is laying and among the hive. There’s benefits to both, but if you’re a beginner it’s easier to start with a nucleus colony as they are established. If you are replacing a hive, packages are cheaper and will get a jump start since the comb is already drawn out.

04/02/2023

Many different flavors, many different sizes! Shop local!

04/02/2023

Hello! My name is Jamie and I have been keeping bees since I was 19! I got involved with the hobby through work and have loved it ever since. For those wondering why my business is “Chub Love Honey”, I named it after my cat Charlie aka “Chub”. I recently started venturing out and making infused honey and different flavors of creamed honey. I’ve finally made an Instagram for my small business and will increase my online presence further soon! I appreciate everyone that has supported me thus far and will continue to keep growing! 🐝🍯

04/02/2023