Local Honey Saltash

Leigh Farm Honey is made on a 250 acre farm in the Lynher Valley in South East Cornwall, where bees are part of the wider farming landscape alongside sheep and arable crops. The farm is run by Charlie and Annie Yeo, continuing the family’s connection to the land while taking part in environmental stewardship schemes. Leigh Farm Honey began in 2006 after a swarm of bees settled in the farmhouse walls. Today the apiaries gather nectar from rotational crops such as oil seed rape, borage, phacelia and sunflowers, as well as wildflower meadows, hedgerows and nearby woodland. The honey is offered as a soft set spring honey and a golden runny summer honey, and beeswax is also available. Jars are sold through local Cornish stockists, at events, or by arranging delivery directly.