Treasures from a Junk Jaunt

TESTIMONIALS

Unexpected positive publicity is always a wonderful.  To get it from a source several states away is even better!   The mention of our business is this:  “On to Anselmo, where many of the 145 residents presented their wares around Chandler’s Sandhill Honey farm....

Yummy Honey Butters

RECIPES WITH HONEY

Honey butters take our 100% pure Nebraska to another level of yummy.  We. have many flavors from the original plain to cinnamon, caramel, caramel apple, chocolate peanut butter, peach mango, mocha, strawberry,  raspberry, and our newest flavor, cherry mash. How to...

A Beekeepers Life

LIFE ON THE FARM

Pat Chandler is the primary caretaker of the bees at Chandler’s Sandhill honey.  His job is hands-on year-round.  This blog is a work in progress and will capture some of his activities by each season.   If interesting pictures can be found from a previous year,...

Visit our Bottling Facility

WHERE TO BUY OUR HONEY

  We are celebrating our updated new storeroom  hours!    We are now open Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 10AM to 4PM for your convenience. While you shop, you can get a glimpse of our onsite licensed bottling facility. See how our 100% pure Nebraska honey...

There is still time to shop for holidays

WHERE TO BUY OUR HONEY

Gift certificates are an easy, no contact, last minute gift item that will be appreciated and enjoyed. Give us a call at (308) 880-1134.  We can make it happen for you!  If you can come by our store in Anselmo between now and Christmas, you can also arrange to pick up...

Fall into Scentsy Open House

WHERE TO BUY OUR HONEY

We apologize for missing this fun event.  Check out our website for holiday gift ideas. What is your favorite honey butter? Honey butter is good on toast, great on peanut butter and honey butter sandwiches, absolutely wonderful as an ice cream topping.    ...

What do these foods have in common?

WHERE TO BUY OUR HONEY

I bet you thought, this is easy!  Vegetables and Chandler’s Sandhill Honey are all healthy for you.  That is one reason. Well, guess what? Bees are also a common factor. Bees are needed to pollinate food and bees are necessary to make honey. We are pleased to announce...