5 lb. Honey

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Tasty Family Inspiration

Sweeten your tea. Drizzle honey over yogurt, oatmeal, or fresh fruit. Use it in marinades or glazes for meats like chicken or pork to add a touch of caramelized richness. Or add it into salad dressings or baked goods for warmth and depth of flavor.

Our family loves using honey as a glaze on meat. Here's our Bourbon, Apple Cider, and Honey Glazed Pork Chops recipe.

Save the Planet

No GMOs and glyphosate for us! We are working with nature, not against it. This ensures that feeding ourselves isn't at the expense of the earth. With regenerative farming, it's quite the opposite. We improve the soil and health of everything and everyone year after year!

So, for each tub of Nourished by Nature raw honey you buy, you're supporting cleaner eating and a cleaner planet. Way to be a changemaker!

Shelf Life

As long as there's no moisture in the bottle, honey will last indefinitely in a dark, room temp location.

May Help Curb Your Plant Allergies Naturally

Do you have a specific plant allergy? The small dose of nectar from that plant in the form of honey can act kinda like a natural vaccine, reducing your reaction to that plant species. See the list below of all the plant varieties our bees have access to at Brown's Ranch: 

1. Smooth Brome
2. Downy Brome
3. Japanese Brome
4. Crested Wheatgrass
5. Intermediate Wheatgrass
6. Slender Wheatgrass
7. Side Oats Grama
8. Blue Grama
9. Indiangrass
10. Switchgrass
11. Needle and Thread Grass
12. Green Needle Grass
13. Creeping Foxtail
14. Sand Bluestem
15. Red Three Awn
16. Buffalo Grass
17. Prairie Sandreed
18. Inland Saltgrass
19. Canadian Wildrye
20. Squirreltail
21. Thickspike Wheatgrass
22. Virginia Wildrye
23. Quackgrass
24. Foxtail Barley
25. Junegrass
26. Kentucky Bluegrass
27. Plains Muhly
28. Marsh Muhly
29. Bluebunch Wheatgrass
30. Nuttalls Alkaligrass
31. Prairie Cordgrass
32. Green Foxtail
33. Yellow Foxtail
34. Wedgegrass
35. Sand Dropseed
36. Common Sloughgrass
37. Yucca
38. Narrowleaf Water Plantain
39. Arrowhead
40. Large Flowered Water Plantain
41. Tumbleweed
42. Prostrate Pigweed
43. Poison Ivey
44. Wild Parsnip
45. Wild Parsley
46. Whorled Milkweed
47. Green Milkweed
48. Common Yarrow
49. Dandelion
50. Western Yarrow
51. Western Ragweed
52. Wormwood
53. Pussytoes
54. Western sagewort
55. Green sagewort
56. Cudweed sagewort
57. Canada Thistle
58. Bullthistle
59. Plains Coreopsis
60. Bullthistle
61. Hawksbeard
62. Marshelder
63. Field Marigold
64. Purple Coneflower
65. Leadplant
66. Fleabane
67. Rabbitbush
68. Snakeweed
69. Curly Cup Gumweed
70. Plains Sunflower
71. Common Sunflower
72. Golden Aster
73. Povertyweed
74. Prickly Lettuce
75. Dotted Blazing Star
76. Skeletonweed
77. Blazing Star
78. Blue Lettuce
79. Prairie Coneflower
80. Gray Ragwort
81. Prairie Goldenrod
82. Soft Goldenrod
83. Lambsquarters, Common
84. White Aster
85. Panicle Aster
86. Goatsbeard
87. Cocklebur
88. Prairie Bluebells
89. Stickweed
90. Dogmustard
91. Western Wallflower
92. Spreading Yellowcress
93. Buffaloberry
94. Common Chokecherry
95. Russian Olive
96. Green Ash
97. Ponderosa Pine
98. Black Hills Spruce
99. Sumac
100. Lilac
101. Rocky Mountain Juniper
102. Juneberry
103. Currants
104. Field Pennycress
105. Tumble Mustard
106. Brittle Pricklypear
107. Plains Pricklypear
108. Pincushion Cactus
109. Western Snowberry
110. Chickweed
111. Common Alfalfa
112. Falcata Alfalfa
113. Birdsfoot Trefoil
114. Cicer Milkvetch
115. White Clover
116. Kochia
117. Russian Thistle
118. Spiderwort
119. Leafy Spurge
120. Prostrate Spurge
121. False Indigo
122. Canadian Milkvetch
123. Groundplum
124. White Prairie Clover
125. Purple Prairie Clover
126. Wild Licorice
127. Blsck Medick
128. White Sweetclover
129. Yellow Sweetclover
130. Locoweed
131. Silverleaf Surf Pea
132. Indian Breadroot
133. American Vetch
134. American Milfoil
135. Toadrush
136. Wild Onion
137. Blue Flax
138. Blazingstar
139. Common Mallow
140. Dwarf Mallow
141. Primrose
142. Wild Rose
143. Grey-green Sorrel
144. Slender Plantain
145. Common Plantain
146. Plains Phlox
147. Hood’s Phlox
148. Wild Buckwheat
149. Smartweed
150. Knotweed
151. Curly Dock
152. Wild Plum
153. Toadflax
154. Elm
155. Prostrate Vervain
156. Yellow Prairie Violet
157. Marestail
158. Clubmoss
159. Prairie Bullrush
160. Needleleaf Sedge
161. Hairy Vetch
162. Apple Trees (Various)
163. Crabapple