Diversified Family Farm
Raw Honey | Bees Wax Products | Free Range Eggs | Spring City, TN
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Here at Good Measure Farm we are passionate about growing food that we can be proud of for generations to come. We use rotational grazing and regenerative farming practices to provide the best care for our animals and the land we live on. Our bees use the wildflowers on our property to make delicious raw, unfiltered honey products, so we do not use any pesticides or harsh fertilizers. Some of our bees work in personal backyards and a select group of farms that share our values. We are three generations working and learning together on the farm. Deon and Susan Swanepoel are supposed to be retired, but can’t help getting involved. Ruan and Kathe Swanepoel are at the heart of producing our products. Jabel and Addi are toddling along and learning new things every day. Bruno and Blizzard are our two giant dogs that protect the animals on our farm. They are also really great fluffy snugglers. At Good Measure Farm we currently produce eggs from rotationally grazed chickens. This means that our chickens always have fresh pasture to run around on. Maybe you can taste their happiness in our eggs. We also keep bees that enjoy the local wild flowers. From our hives we are able to get delicious raw, unfiltered honey so that you can get all the benefits of local honey. We also produce beeswax products to spoil yourself with, or give as meaningful gifts. Here’s the link to our store. You can also follow us on Facebook and Twitter to keep up with specials and to learn more about our farm. HOMEABOUTPRODUCTSFAQSCONTACTSHOP
Here at Good Measure Farm we are three generations working and learning together. We are passionate about growing food that we can be proud of for generations to come, and excited about making healthy, beautiful products convenient for our community.
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