Small-batch Cornish honey produced on a family farm in Boscastle.
Location: Boscastle, Cornwall
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Our Story
Binty's Farm began from a lifelong love of growing, gardening, keeping animals and making the most of what the land can provide. Based on an 8-acre smallholding on the edge of Boscastle in Cornwall, the farm has evolved from a family passion into a way of producing and sharing the natural products created from their land.
The journey started with a desire for a simpler, more self-sufficient way of life. Alongside growing vegetables, keeping sheep and chickens, the family developed an interest in beekeeping and the remarkable world of honey bees.
Their honey is a reflection of its Cornish surroundings, produced by bees foraging across the countryside around Boscastle. Each harvest is shaped by the flowers available throughout the seasons, creating a truly local product connected to the landscape where it is made.
Today, Binty's Farm continues to focus on producing honey from their own bees while maintaining the values that inspired the smallholding in the first place: making the most of the land, caring for animals and creating quality products close to home.
Meet The Team
Binty's Farm is a family-run smallholding built around a shared passion for gardening, animals, growing food and rural life. For as long as they can remember, the family has enjoyed making use of what they have, whether that is produce from the garden, their sheep, chickens or beehives
The dream of owning a smallholding was the inspiration behind creating Binty's Farm, bringing together their interests in nature, farming and sustainable living.
Their approach is hands-on and personal, with the family involved in caring for the land, looking after their animals and producing honey from their own bees.
How It's Made
Binty's Farm honey is produced from their own beehives located on their smallholding near Boscastle, Cornwall. The bees forage among the surrounding countryside, collecting nectar from the local flora and creating honey that reflects the character of the area.
As a small-scale producer, the focus is on careful beekeeping and producing honey in harmony with the natural environment rather than intensive commercial production.
Every jar represents the work of thousands of bees and the seasonal landscape surrounding the farm.
Sustainability
Binty's Farm's approach is rooted in making the most of the land they care for. Their smallholding supports a mix of plants, animals and wildlife, with beekeeping forming part of a wider connection with nature and the countryside.
By producing local honey from their own bees, the farm provides a product with a strong connection to its place of origin, reducing the distance between producer and customer.
The farm's philosophy centres around thoughtful land use, caring for animals and working alongside nature.
Where You'll Find Us
Binty's Farm is located on an 8-acre smallholding on the edge of Boscastle, Cornwall, surrounded by the dramatic landscape of the North Cornish coast.
Their honey offers customers the opportunity to enjoy a genuinely local Cornish product created by a small family farm with a passion for bees, nature and rural living.
Discover Binty's Farm honey through Good Food Scout and support a small producer creating food directly from the land they care for.
FAQs
Where is Binty's Farm honey made?
Binty's Farm honey is produced on an 8-acre family smallholding near Boscastle in Cornwall.
What makes Binty's Farm honey special?
Binty's Farm honey is produced on a small family farm, with the flavour influenced by the flowers and countryside surrounding Boscastle.
Do Binty's Farm keep their own bees?
Yes. Beekeeping is one of the activities carried out on the farm alongside growing, gardening and keeping animals.
Is Binty's Farm honey local honey?
Yes. The honey comes from bees kept on the farm in Boscastle, Cornwall, making it a genuinely local Cornish honey.
What else happens at Binty's Farm?
The farm is a family smallholding where they grow produce, keep animals and enjoy a more self-sufficient rural lifestyle.
