The Buzz: January 2026
Happy New Year, Bee Sage Farm Friends! We are so grateful to each and every one of you who have followed us on our journey from beginning and those that have found us along the way. It has been nothing short of incredible.
2025 brought Bee Sage so many changes! We moved from a micro-farming, chicken and goat raising, goat yoga experiences and agricultural focus to launching the first ever summer camp, our first ever corporate event (shout out to Veit for your confidence and faith in our services), expanding select vegetation for future you pick opportunities and the creation of our skin care line using herbs, flowers and plants from the farm along with the highest quality ingredients for incredible, small batch, hand poured remedies for every day care.
None of this was possible without all of you.
While we could go on and on about all the great successes of the Bee Sage in 2025, we would be remiss to acknowledge the challenges 2025 brought to our community. Families, friends and communities are experiencing unconscionable duress and trauma at the direction of policy makers. We are experiencing the highest cases of measles since the measles vaccine was introduced due to disinformation and exploitation of vulnerable communities. Every year our communities step up to support local organizations to offer seasonal appropriate attire to those in need and holiday meals for those without highlighting the continuing needs of neighbors. We have witnessed friends and family members leave us too soon, more fundraisers for unexpected medical challenges and difficulty meeting in the middle when we disagree. It has not been easy. 2026 will continue to challenge us but we are supported and aligned in our desire to be better, do better, be present, offer compassion and empathy; and, at the end of the day, recognize we are all human experiencing very human emotions and situations.
2026 at Bee Sage Farm is a place for respite. It is a place to release, reset, renew with the healing energy of nature. Whether you are in elementary school attending summer camp, yes, we are launching summer camp registrations January 6 for summer camp experiences, adults looking to attend one of the many classes being created, come learn how to make artisan soaps and body butter and leave with some amazing products for your personal use, looking for a fun, family friendly activity with goat yoga or in need of a space for a private event away from the hustle and bustle of the city, fill out a form, email, call or text. Need something a little more robust? Give yourself the gift of relaxation, stress reduction, better sleep, pain relief and spiritual connection with a reiki session or intuitive healing. Cannot make a time at Bee Sage Farm? Located on the East side of the city? Schedule an appointment with Master Reiki Erika at Midwest Witchery and Healing.
How would you like to bring a healing heaven home to use at your personal discretion? Check out our brand new skin care line. Try some goat milk soap, body butter, magnesium body butter, body butters infused with cayenne, massage oils made with oils infused by flowers grown right here at the farm. Do you know the amazing healing qualities of magnesium and the herbs, flowers and plants that grown in nature? Look for a blog post in the coming weeks to talk about mighty magnesium and your body. Products will continue to expand as the year progresses. If you do not see something of interest, check back to see what new items become available. Looking for something in particular? Drop us a note to see if it is in our pipeline. All products are small batch and hand made with the highest quality ingredients with your whole health in mind. Bee Sage partners with artisan soap and body butter creator Mario McCall as well as Midwest Witchery and Healing in Stillwater. Witch Jodi is an RN, master herbalist and second degree Salem witch. Again, not in the Bee Sage Farm vicinity? Skin care products will be sold at Midwest Witchery and Healing.
2026 is shaping up to be the most exciting yet for Bee Sage Farm and we are grateful for your continued support, interests, and reviews. Please continue to reach out with ideas, questions, opportunities. Collaboration is at the heart of community.
Thank you for allowing us to be a part of yours.
