Observed arrival · 2026-10-16

Honey Stone Farms

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This 27-acre Indiana family farm plans to turn its land from soybeans toward native prairie, late-cut hay, and a working apiary after its 2027 harvest.

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For: Neighbors, researchers, and prairie-curious readers
Worth noticing: The farm says it plans to share results, including what does not work, with neighbors and researchers.

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The planned layout separates native prairie, late-cut hay, and apiary areas so the farm can measure and compare them. Its timeline lists a November 2026 meeting with Boone County NRCS, Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever, and Pollinator Partnership; the page does not establish whether that meeting has occurred. The farm identifies its legal entity as Piedra Mellifera Farms LLC.

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