See Jack Danhauer of BarBee Honey inspect honeybee hives

Jack Danhauer, a Nashport resident, owns and operates BarBee Honey. He sells honey to multiple local retailers, like Central Ohio Tire, Phillips Meats Processing, and Susie's Favorites. And he offers several different types, like clover, wildflower, and spring honey, all of vibrant shades of yellow.Shawn Digity/Zanesville Times Recorder
Jack Danhauer owns and operates BarBee Honey in Nashport. He said he is often asked if he gets stung, which sometimes happens. It comes with the territory.Shawn Digity/Zanesville Times Recorder
Jack Danhauer has around 35 hives, some of which hold 70,000 to 80,000 honeybees. All have their own roles to play within the hive, like nurses, workers, drones, guards, according to Danhauer.Shawn Digity/Zanesville Times Recorder
Jack Danhauer, a Nashport resident, owns and operates BarBee Honey. He has around 35 total hives, some of which hold 70,000 to 80,000 bees. Danhauer's spring 2025 harvest was low, but he typically produces three types of honey, spring, tulip.Shawn Digity/Zanesville Times Recorder
Jack Danhauer says weather conditions, like the extreme drought in 2024, can impact honeybees and reduce the amount of honey produced. He is working toward a 1,200-pound honey goal this year.Shawn Digity/Zanesville Times Recorder
Jack Danhauer, a Nashport resident, owns and operates BarBee Honey. He produces several types of honey and sells it to local retailers. "Honey will last forever. Honey never goes bad," he said.Shawn Digity/Zanesville Times Recorder
It takes 500 bees going to a million and a half flowers to make one pound of honey, explained Jack Danhauer, owner BarBee Honey in Nashport.Provided By Jack Danhauer