Buzzberry Farms / Georgia Tupelo

A place behind every harvest.

Our Georgia Tupelo harvest comes from a single apiary in coastal Georgia. Here you can explore the harvest region and read the DNA floral-source results for the May 2026 source lot.

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HarvestMay 2026
RegionCoastal Georgia
Test methodDNA floral-source analysis

One apiary. One harvest window.

We keep each straight-honey lot tied to a single apiary and a defined harvest window. We do not mix harvests from different apiaries for uniformity. This preserves the character of the harvest and keeps its source record and supporting evidence together.

The exact harvest day and apiary details stay in our private records. Customer records show the harvest month, broad region and sample-qualified results.

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DNA floral-source analysis

The floral signal in this sample

Jonah Ventures reported 94.73% Nyssa (Tupelo) relative abundance in sample S125164.1. The sample was received September 15, 2026 and analyzed October 1, 2026.

Jonah Ventures S125164.1 DNA relative abundance: Nyssa 94.73%, Quercus 2.76%, Salix 1.29%, Pinus 1.22%.
Genus-level relative abundance in the tested sample; not nectar or honey-content percentages.
Sample-specific laboratory results
Taxon Common reference Reported result
Nyssa Tupelo 94.73%
Quercus Oak 2.76%
Salix Willow 1.29%
Pinus Pine 1.22%

How to interpret the result

The laboratory percentages describe relative abundance in this tested sample. They are not measurements of nectar volume, honey content or purity. Identification is at genus level and does not confirm a particular Tupelo species.

This floral-source test does not independently certify geographic origin or establish a health or glycemic benefit.

The region behind the harvest

Coastal Georgia regional map. All counties intersecting a 30-mile circle use one shading color; no apiary markers or county labels.
Our standard regional illustration uses a 30-mile radius. Whole counties are shaded when any part intersects the circle.

The map provides regional context. Shading does not identify actual harvest sources within each county, a bee-foraging range, or private hive locations.

A record for this source harvest

BB-H-2026-000001 identifies this source-harvest record. The laboratory sample or attachment number is a separate identifier. Earlier harvests and products made from other source lots retain their own evidence.

Before purchase, you can browse the harvest information. To match a bottle you already have, use its lot number. If a number is not listed, contact us for help; we do not substitute a newer harvest for an unmatched code.

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These records describe the named source harvests. Browsing a record before purchase does not promise the lot that will ship with an order.