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Welcome to Walk in the Woods Apiary. We are a 2,000+ hive commercial apiary in Lancing, TN offering a wide variety of beekeeping goods and services.

2026 News

All of our honey products (except for Tupelo honey) are now made from local Tennessee honey we make right here on the Cumberland Plateau.

We have an honor system honey stand located at the front of our honey house. Feel free to browse and purchase local honey with cash or Venmo!!!

There will be a 10% cancellation fee for any online order that is cancelled.

I continue extracting honey this week. I get a little help pulling honey for a day and I hire two people to help me extract the rest of the honey. My website: https://walkinthewoodsapiary.com/ Check out my beekeeping podcast: www.youtube.com/@ThePollenNationPodcast #beekeeping #beekeeperlife #vlog #tennessee #commercialbeekeeper #walkinthewoodsapiary
Still Extracting Honey
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Oxalic acid is sold at the hardware store as wood bleach. Beekeepers heat it into a gas and pump it directly into their hives to fight Varroa destructor. In this episode, we go deep on vaporized oxalic acid (OAV): where it came from, how it actually works at a biological level, and what the real research says. My website: https://walkinthewoodsapiary.com/ Check out my beekeeping vlog: www.youtube.com/@WalkintheWoodsApiaryVlog SOURCES AND FURTHER READING Links to the studies and extension resources referenced in this episode are at: https://walkinthewoodsapiary.com/2026/08/01/podcast-episode-show-notes-vaporized-oxalic-acid-for-varroa-mites-history-science-real-trade-offs/ You can listen to The Pollen Nation Podcast on Spotify too! Subscribe for more evidence based beekeeping content. Got questions or a topic you want covered? Drop it in the comments.
Vaporized Oxalic Acid for Varroa Mites: History, Science & Real Trade-Offs
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