Local Honey North Berwick

Kilduff Farm is a family-run agricultural business situated near Athelstaneford, North Berwick, in the heart of East Lothian, approximately 20 miles from Edinburgh. The farm has been in the Millar family since 1963, when Jimmy and Isobel Millar moved there from Foulden in Berwickshire. Today it is run by Russell Millar, who studied agriculture at university before taking over from his grandfather in 2010, together with his wife Lucy. The farm produces a range of products including honey, rapeseed oil, apple juice, and flour. Their bees were welcomed to 'The Patch' in partnership with The Scottish Bee Company, benefiting from wild flowers and sunflowers grown on the farm, which also aid in the pollination of their pumpkin crops. Kilduff Farm offers two varieties of honey: a runny blossom honey and a set blossom honey, both available in 227g jars at £6.50 each. Their produce, including honey, can be found in kitchens across The Lothians. The farm has a strong commitment to the land, local food production, and sustainable farming practices rooted in the ethos established by the late Jimmy Millar.