Kettle Moraine Honey

Kettle Moraine Honey Kettle Moraine Honey is a sustainable apiary dedicated to producing high quality honey and beeswax products.

A great source for last minute gifts!
12/23/2024

A great source for last minute gifts!

Unfortunately, we will not make it to the Whitewater City Market market this morning. If you need honey please stop at L...
11/16/2024

Unfortunately, we will not make it to the Whitewater City Market market this morning. If you need honey please stop at Little Local inside of The Sweet Spot Cafe or The Book Teller. The Book Teller also will be freshly stocked with a good selection of our seasonal soaps.

So good!
11/15/2024

So good!

These delicious and chewy honey cookies are made with real honey to allow the flavors to shine through. So easy and so good!

11/04/2024
10/23/2024
Our friends from Komboocho Brewing are sharing our space at the Janesville Farmers Market, Inc today. Stop by to pick up...
10/05/2024

Our friends from Komboocho Brewing are sharing our space at the Janesville Farmers Market, Inc today. Stop by to pick up some freshly harvested honey and a fan favorite Peach Blossom kombucha. Also, please visit the many other great vendors, including Nordskov Coffee, Old School Farmstead, and Restoration Candle Company.

Stop by the the Nordskov Coffee tent at the Janesville Farmers Market, Inc on Saturday to enjoy this amazing coffee drin...
09/11/2024

Stop by the the Nordskov Coffee tent at the Janesville Farmers Market, Inc on Saturday to enjoy this amazing coffee drink that uses our honey and Old School Farmstead lavender syrup to create a simple seasonal drink that celebrates the quality of its 3 local ingredients.

08/14/2024
Sounds so good!
08/02/2024

Sounds so good!

We will be there with honey and soaps!
06/11/2024

We will be there with honey and soaps!

We are delighted to share that the weather forecast promises another beautiful day for our market. Matt from MY Farm will have fresh strawberries available again this week. If you’re like our enthusiastic market volunteers and staff, you’ve probably been incorporating strawberries into nearly every meal. One of our market managers even created a delightful breakfast dish featuring these delicious berries, pictured above.

Below is the list of vendors we anticipate today. We hope you’ll visit us to restock on local goodies and enjoy a bit of the afternoon/evening. Thank you for your continued support, and we look forward to seeing you at the market! Every Tuesday 4-7 PM May to October over by the Historic Train Depot.

Aunt Mable's
Best taste
Books & Art by Kimberly Vogel
Clark Family Mushrooms
Downtown Whitewater, Inc- Market Manager Tent
Daisy Delights
Ferradermis - FIRST Robotics Team #6574
Fremont Sweets
Good Dog Farms LLC
Jackie's Small Batch Bakery
Karaiva Farms
Kettle Moraine Honey
Kim Stamps It Up
Kristie’s Creative Kitchen
Pupusas by La Preferida
Magpie's Gourmet Dog Treats and more inc.
Mudders Dream
MY Farm
Soap of the Earth
Studio 84, Inc.
The Vegetable Stand
Whitewater Creek Coalition
Whitewater Grocery Co./Whitewater Makers
Wood Street Bakery
Yang House of Rolls
Yaegers Acres

Info/Nonprofit Tables:
Mom's Demand Action

05/28/2024

Join us at the Whitewater City Market today from 4-7p.m., rain or shine! After enduring droughts in recent summers, we embrace the rain for its contribution to the robust nectar flow that our bees are currently thriving on!

Kettle Moraine Honey is a sustainable apiary dedicated to producing high quality honey and beeswax p

05/21/2024

Looking forward to a busy market with many great vendors!

Whitewater City Market brings together farmers, artisans, food vendors, musicians, and the community.

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1232 Tower Hill Pass
Whitewater, WI
53190

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(262) 472-0507

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We are at Janesville Farmers Market, Inc today until 2p.m. We have freshly bottled honey and soaps available.

My bees in one of my queen rearing nucleus colonies are washboarding! An explanation by Rusty Burlew at Backyard Beekeeping, "Washboarding seems to be a universal behavior among Apis mellifera, but the purpose of it remains unclear. When bees washboard, they space themselves on the surface of their hive, a lot like those social distancing circles you see in the news where everyone is equidistant. Then they plant their four rear legs in place and use their two front legs to step forward and back in a rocking motion while they lick the surface. Sometimes a colony will washboard for a day or two, but at other times it may continue for weeks. Experiments have been performed in an effort to understand washboarding behavior in bees. Although researchers have come to no solid conclusions, some characteristics are consistent from hive to hive. For example, given various surfaces, honey bees are more apt to washboard on irregular or rough-textured surfaces. Washboarders are all workers — no drones — and they begin at about 13 days of age, but their activity peaks between 15-25 days of age. Older workers seem to lose interest. Washboarding is most likely to begin after a nectar flow ends. On any given day, the activity begins early, about 8 a.m. and increases until early afternoon, and then remains constant until early evening." Some beekeepers assume that the bees polish rough places where pathogens could live, while others think they are just cleaning particles left over from the honey season. It’s all speculation, though, since we don’t know and we can’t ask.

Ooh that smell! Nothing smells better than processing beeswax!

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