ABOUT US

ABOUT IOWAY BEE FARM

HISTORY

Founded in 2017, the Ioway Bee Farm, owned and operated by the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska, offers a variety of products such as raw honey, creamed honey, lotion bars, lip balms and beeswax candles. Our label features Chief White Cloud, Mahaska, painted in 1844 by the famous western painter George Catlin. Mahaska signed the 1836 treaty which established the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska reservation along the Missouri River in Kansas and Nebraska. The river bluffs, woodlands, and meadows are full of native medicinal plants and wildflowers, that the Tribe’s bees rely on to make nanyi (NAH-nyee), pure honey and other products.

OUR UNIQUE FLAVORS

Located in Northeast Kansas, Southeast Nebraska, South West Iowa and Northwest Missouri, our honey comes from bees that have access to a diverse plant life that includes sweet clover, wildflowers and a variety of tree species. This diversity gives our honey a unique, sweet flavor.

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Why Natural Honey is so good?

Strengthens Your
Immune System

Raw honey has been shown to increase the immune system through strong antibacterial and antiviral properties. A spoon full of honey a day may indeed keep the doctor away!

Rich in Antioxidants and Phytonutrients

Raw honey contains a wide range of compounds that act as antioxidants which include avonoids, amino acids, and phytochemicals. These antioxidants reduce oxidative stress in the body by reducing free radicals helping decrease risk of chronic disease.

Protects
Your Brain

Due to honeys natural antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects eating honey may help protect your brain from damage due to inflammation. It has also been shown to help with memory loss and cognitive decline
associated with aging.

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Mahaska signed the 1836 treaty which established the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska reservation along the Missouri River in Kansas and Nebraska. The river bluffs, woodlands, and meadows are full of native medicinal plants and wildflowers, that the Tribe’s bees rely on to make nanyi (NAH-nyee), pure honey and other products.

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ABOUT US

ABOUT IOWAY BEE FARM

HISTORY

OUR UNIQUE FLAVORS

Something You Need To Know