A Sweet Season of Growth at Bulah’s Best Farm

pring has carried us into a season of gratitude, growth, and new beginnings here at Bulah’s Best Farm.

We recently updated our website, including sharing the YouTube video from when The Daytripper came out to visit the farm — a special moment that allowed us to share more of our story, our bees, and the work we feel so blessed to do.

This season, we’ve also added several new products to our collection, including Podmore, our dead bee tincture, hibiscus-lemon infused honey, cocoa lip balm, and many other small-batch offerings inspired by the hive, the garden, and the healing traditions of natural wellness.

We are also grateful to announce that you can now find us at three market locations: Nacogdoches, Palestine, and Rose City Farmers Market in Tyler. To move from the start of spring into summer with this kind of community support has been a true blessing.

There is still so much ahead — the Nacogdoches Blueberry Festival, farm tours and visits, new seasonal products, and continued time spent learning alongside other beekeepers. Beekeeping is a craft that never stops teaching, and we are especially drawn to the health and wellness side of the hive.

Apitherapy, the practice of using bees and bee byproducts for their therapeutic and medicinal benefits, continues to guide much of our curiosity and research. From honey and propolis to tinctures and balms, we are always exploring how the work of the hive can support the body in natural, restorative ways.

This summer, we invite you to try something new, ask questions, visit us at market, explore the website, and follow along as we continue learning, growing, and sharing the gifts of the bees. With gratitude,Bulah’s Best Farm 🐝✨