A Neerings Family Farm

10/15/2026

Running low on honey? 🍯

We have you covered even when market season is on a break!
Text us and we can help you get your hands on our delicious local honey for pick up!

10/10/2026

Honey sticks for our honey!

Our honey sticks are 2 for $1, and 100% of the profits go directly toward hosting a dinner for the parents of current NICU families at Primary Children’s Hospital.

A little sweetness for you, a little support for families who need it most. Every honey stick helps us spread some love to parents spending precious time beside their little ones in the NICU.

Thank you for helping us turn honey into something even sweeter!

10/10/2026

Our last market before Christmas is here, and our honey supply is running low!

As we wrap up fall harvest, we’re making sure our bees have enough honey to get through winter. We’ve saved some for Christmas, but quantities will be much lower than in years past.

If you need honey, stock up now while you can!

10/07/2026

Need to get your hands on something sweet? Come grab local honey from us this Saturday at our last outdoor market!

Join us this saturday 10/10 from 10am-3pm at the Clearfield winegars! Come grab honey & enjoy the market! 🍯

10/04/2026

10/03/2026

Don't forget as market season is coming to an end you can always do local pick up!
We are located in Syracuse and we offer porch pick up! 🍯

09/26/2026

It has been a very busy day between bringing you local honey and rabbit shows! 🫶🍯🐇

09/25/2026

It is market time and we are so excited to see everyone! Market season is coming to an end; pop in, grab some local honey, and enjoy the other fun vendors! We hope to get you your sweet honey fix!

09/25/2026

Breed With a Purpose

Breeding to the Breed Standard isn’t about expecting perfection overnight. It’s about having a standard to work toward and making thoughtful decisions with each pairing and the outlook of future generations well before the actual breeding takes place.

We do this by evaluating structure, type, condition, color, temperament, and the traits that make each breed what it is, every time. Then we make breeding decisions with the next generation in mind.

For us, success and suitability isn’t simply producing more rabbits. It’s producing better rabbits.

That means understanding where our current brood animals are strong, recognizing where they need improvement, and selecting pairings that complement one another and the standard rather than breeding simply because two rabbits are available.

It’s not perfection. It’s progress.

This is especially important to us when working with rare and heritage rabbit breeds. Conservation isn’t just about maintaining and achieving numbers; it’s about preserving the characteristics, type, temperament, and diversity that make these breeds worth preserving in the first place. Responsible breeders have an important role in keeping those genetics healthy and those breeds viable.

When working with a rare breed, a popular commercial breed, a heritage breed, or simply striving to improve your own line, ethical breeding means having a purpose behind every litter.

Breeding quality stock takes patience. It takes record keeping, observation, honesty, and a willingness to make difficult choices. Most importantly, it requires us to look beyond the rabbit in front of us and think about the future of the breed and the breeders that will follow far beyond what we are doing now.

09/22/2026

Crock pot season is upon us and we want to know. 👀
Have you ever used our honey to season meat? Using honey locks in juices, and can often create a caramelized crust, and balances savory or spicy flavors 🍯