Local Artisan Food Producers near Bedias, TX (5)

A bee and Honey farm in College Station, Texas that promote the growth of the bee population by raising healthy, strong bees. Prime Bees works with “Texas beekeepers” to provide diverse, resilient, and thriving hives. They provide bees to local honey producers and craftsmen so they can provide “Real Texas Honey” and other bee products. Prime Bees focused on making beekeeping more accessible to residents in Aggieland and the surrounding counties through education. Their educational opportunities are hands-on, highly engaging, and exciting for any level of beekeeper or bee enthusiast. Other services they have are: Bee rescue, Pollination services, honey, bees, relocation, and extractions.

DKC Apiary produces and sells bottled honey from 1 pound to 5 gallon bucket. DKC Apiary is located in the city of Huntsville in Texas. There is a growing consumer base looking for local raw honey for sale. Here is the price for DKC Apiary honey: $10 for 1 pound. If you buy five pounds, you get one free. If you buy 10 pounds, you get two pounds more for free. Finally, a 5-gallon bucket costs $450.

Naturally Yummally, which is located in Bryan, Texas, makes baked goodies and individual mug-size organic baking mixes. They make Fudgey Samoa Brownie, Fudgey Texas Sheet Cake (mini and family size), Caramel Cinnamon Roll (single roll and family roll), Jumbo Chocolate Chip Cookie, Blueberry Kolache, Yummally Yeast Rolls, Yummally Granola, Yummaly Loaf Bread, Carrot Cake Bites, and Blueberry & Coconut Bites. Naturally Yummally has an e-commerce website that you can use if you want to order online. Or you can order ahead and set up a pick-up date in any of the following locations. They are at The Local Artisan's Market every Tuesday, at the South Brazos County Farmer's Market every Friday, at the Brenham First Friday's Farmer & Artisan Market every first Friday of the month, and the Jewett Flea Market every second Saturday of the month.