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South of Clarksville, Tennessee

Our hives.
Your honey.

We keep the bees and bottle the honey. Here’s a closer look at where your jar begins, and the work between the hive and our shelf.

Choose your jar
A beekeeper holds a wide frame of golden comb with bees across its surface
A frame from our hives, with bees moving across the comb.
Bees with yellow pollen on their hind legs fly beside a wooden hive landing board
Yellow pollen, wings in motion, and a very small front door.

A busy front door.

Look closely at the landing board. There are bees in flight, bees on the wood, and bright yellow pollen carried home on their legs.

Our hives sit among woods and greenery. The bees work the nearby forests, fields, and seasonal blooms, which gives our wildflower honey its changing character.

What makes raw honey different?
A gloved hand holds a wooden frame covered with bees and open hexagonal comb
A closer look at the bees and comb during a frame inspection.

A frame at a time.

Under the lid, there’s much more to see. Lifting a frame brings the bees and the fine pattern of the comb into view.

We tend these hives and bottle the honey ourselves, here on our family farm south of Clarksville.

Look inside the hives
Honey runs from a stainless-steel extractor through a mesh strainer into a white bucket
Honey leaving the extractor, with the larger wax pieces caught by the strainer.

From extractor
to jar.

Here’s our honey coming out of the extractor. The mesh catches the larger pieces of wax as the honey collects below.

We strain it, bottle it, and let the batch keep its own color and flavor. No syrup mixed in, no stretching the batch.

Find honey on the shelf

Choose your jar.

For a first taste or the kitchen counter.

5oz Raw HoneySold out

5 oz

A small jar of Aussie Acres raw honey for tea, biscuits, yogurt, and trying the batch.

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12.75oz Raw HoneySold out

12.75 oz

A larger jar of raw honey for the kitchen counter, with the season's bloom in every spoonful.

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Close to home?

Email us about local delivery around Clarksville. We’ll work through timing and availability with you.

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Where is Aussie Acres Farm honey produced?

Our raw wildflower honey comes from our apiary south of Clarksville, Tennessee, where the bees work nearby forests, fields, and whatever is blooming in season.

How is your honey handled?

We strain the honey to catch the big bits from the frame, then leave the jar alone. No syrup mixed in, no stretching the batch.

Can I get local honey delivered around Clarksville?

Yes. Email us and we can usually talk through local delivery around Clarksville, depending on timing and what jars are left.

What sizes of raw honey do you sell?

Our current raw honey jars are 5oz and 12.75oz, available while each batch lasts.