Collin County, Texas · Est. 2021
I kept the house in the suburbs and bought 13.25 acres of nonsense.
Half an hour from home, I found a place to indulge all my crazy hobbies without getting in trouble with an HOA. Today, it’s bees, chickens, cattle, gardens and handmade goods, and you’re welcome to come see it.
Raw honey • Farm-fresh eggs • Handmade soap • Natural body care • Hive tours & classes
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Made here, by us and the bees.
VISIT & LEARN
Come suit up and meet the bees
Reading about the farm is one thing. Standing next to an open hive is another.
Bee Hive Tours
Suit up, step into the apiary, and see a working hive up close. Tours run spring through fall, when the bees are active.
Farm Classes
Classes fill fast. Join the list and you’ll be first to hear about the next one.
Get 10% off your first order
Join the list for farm stories, first word on the honey harvest and class openings, and 10% off your first order from the farm store.
Recent Posts From The Farm
Bees, dirt, chickens & life
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Six Inches of Rain, A $3000 Mistake, and a Trip to Scotland
I’ve just finished packing for ten days in England and Scotland! This is primarily a work trip. Philip and I are spending the first two days enjoying London on our own before meeting up with our high-producing advisors in Scotland for the rest of the journey. We’ll spend two nights in Edinburgh, followed by five…
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A 150-year-old find in the dirt
A couple of months ago, while moving hot wire for the cattle, I hit something hard driving a post into the ground. I dug it out and found this:
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The question I ask myself every day
There are days on the farm when I look around and just think, “How on earth did I end up here?” I was raised in the suburbs, so I didn’t grow up knowing how to manage livestock, inspect hives, or build soil. Pretty much everything I do out here on Nonsense Farm is the product…
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