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Granville, Ohio · Family farm since 2016

From our hives and orchard

Raw Honey, Apples and Cider from Our Family Farm in Granville, Ohio

Abigail's Raw Honey comes from the hives beside our orchard. Apples and cider follow the season. Find us at market, or book a visit and stop by the farm.

A jar of Abigail's Raw Honey from Hubert Farms

Why our raw honey and apples go together

We plant flowers and foliage across the grounds so the bees and other pollinators have food from spring to fall, and they carry pollen to our apple trees in return. The USDA notes that one out of every three bites of food in the United States depends on honeybees and other pollinators.

A row of white and yellow honeybee hives at the edge of the field at Hubert Farms
Bottles of Abigail's Raw Honey with apple tree labels
Abigail's Raw Honey
From our hives

Abigail's Raw Honey

Raw, local honey from the honeybee hives on our Granville farm, and the product our neighbors ask for most. The name carries a family story that means a lot to Gail, and every jar says it plainly: a product of Hubert Farms.

Red and green apples ripening on a branch in the Hubert Farms orchard
From the orchard

Apples and cider, in season

Apples come from the orchard beside the barn, and we press cider when the season allows. It is a short window, so ask what is ready when you book a visit. Some seasons we also grow a few select greens, like collards and okra.

The Hubert Farms market stand under a white tent, with Abigail's Raw Honey, apples and the farm's sign

At area markets, and here at the farm

You will find Abigail's Raw Honey at area farmers markets in season, and here at the farm when you book a visit. Stores have started asking to carry it too. Our Facebook page posts where we will be each week.

  • Abigail's Raw Honey
  • Apples and cider, in season
  • Select greens, some seasons

Where to find us next

Farmers markets, classes in the barn and community events around Granville. Come say hi and taste the honey.

Weekly updates

Sample schedule shown for review. Gail's confirmed markets and events replace these.

  • The Hubert Farms market stand under a white tent, with Abigail's Raw Honey, apples and the farm's signLast market of the season
    SaturdayGranville

    Granville Farmers MarketSample

    Last Saturday market of the season. Stock up on raw honey for the winter.

    • 8:30 am to 12:00 pm
    • Granville Farmers Market
  • At every market

    Abigail's Raw Honey

    Raw honey from the hives on our farm. Ask at the stand which jars we brought this week.

    About the honey
  • ThursdayGranville

    Creamed Honey ClassSample

    Make creamed honey from our hives and take home a jar you made yourself.

    • 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm
    • In the barn at Hubert Farms
    • $15, take home a 4 oz jar you made
  • Coming soon

    Host an event at the barn

    Weddings, showers, dinners and classes. Tell us your date and we will reach out as booking opens.

    Book an event
  • Bottles of Abigail's Raw Honey with apple tree labels in a basket against barn woodHoliday market
    SaturdayGranville

    Thanksgiving Farmers MarketSample

    Honey for the holiday table, and jars to give as gifts.

    • 8:30 am to 12:00 pm
    • N. Main and Broadway
  • SaturdayGranville

    Apple Butter CanningSample

    Water bath canning, start to finish, with apples from our orchard.

    • 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
    • In the barn at Hubert Farms
    • $10
  • At every market

    Abigail's Raw Honey

    Raw honey from the hives on our farm. Ask at the stand which jars we brought this week.

    About the honey

Questions about our honey, apples and visits

The short answers. Anything else, ask us in person when you book a visit.

Is Abigail's honey raw?

Yes. Abigail's Raw Honey is raw honey from the hives on our farm in Granville.

Where can I buy your honey?

At area farmers markets in season, and here at the farm when you book a visit. Our market calendar and Facebook page show where we will be next.

Can I buy honey at the farm in winter?

Yes, by appointment. Book a visit and we will set aside a jar for you.

Why is my raw honey getting thick?

Raw honey crystallizes over time. It is a natural sign that it was not heated or filtered hard. Set the jar in a bowl of warm water and stir, and it turns smooth again.

What is creamed honey?

Raw honey that is stirred as it crystallizes, so it sets into a smooth spread you can put on toast. We teach how to make it in our creamed honey class in the barn.

Is raw honey safe for babies?

No. Doctors advise no honey of any kind, raw or not, for babies under 12 months old.

When are your apples in season?

Late summer into fall, and the window changes a little every year. Ask what is ready when you book a visit, or check our Facebook page.

Do you sell apple cider?

We press cider from our own apples when the season allows. It goes quickly, so ask about it when you book a visit or find us at market.

What do you grow at Hubert Farms?

Honey from our hives, apples from our orchard and cider in season. Some seasons we also grow a few select greens, like collards and okra.

Can I visit the farm?

Yes. Use Book a visit and we will find a time that works. In winter, visits are by appointment only.

Come see the farm

Plan your visit to Hubert Farms

Pick a day and we will call or text to set a time. In winter, visits are by appointment only.

3636 Columbus Rd, Granville, OH 43023