
Kempner Farm
Michael Zambrano started his first beehive in Killeen, Texas and started selling his wares off of the corner of Stagecoach and Trimmier in March of 2011. Michael Started experimenting with beeswax candles, furniture polish, lip balms, and then grew to all natural hand crafted cold process soaps. Our products are in stores throughout Central Texas.
When purchasing our products at our farm or the many stores, farmers markets, road side stands that carry our products you are helping a little girl get dancing lessons, not the C.E.O. of a big company get his 3rd holiday home! ~Support local~
Without local farms and bees there would be no food! Practice organic for if the Honey bee dies out, we will perish within 4-6 years. We can not replicate what the honey bee does.
What Are The Benefits Of Local Raw Honey?
Contains Antioxidants and Phytonutrients
Honey is also rich in powerful antioxidants and cancer-fighting phytonutrients, which can be found in the propolis, or "honey glue" that the bees use to sterilize the beehive. Raw honey contains some of these compounds while pasteurized honey does not.
Used as an Digestive Aid
In its natural, raw state, honey contains many enzymes that can help some people digest food more easily so it may also help treat diarrhea and Ulcers.
Packed with Vitamins and Minerals
The nutrient content of raw honey varies, but a single ounce serving contains very small amounts of folate, vitamins B2, C, B6, B5 and B3. Minerals including Iodine, Copper, Calcium, iron, magnesium, Zinc, phosphorous, potassium, selenium, sodium and Manganese can also be found in raw honey in small amounts.
Used as a Topical Salve
Honey can be used as medicine. It has anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, and antiseptic properties. For this reason it can be applied topically to treat burns, cuts and scraped as studies have found. You can even put honey in your eye to treat pink eye!
Used as a Cough Suppressant
Honey has also been found to be especially useful in treating upper respiratory infections. In our experience we have found that a small dose of buckwheat honey was more effective than an over-the-counter cough treatment for children.
Contains Antioxidants and Phytonutrients
Honey is also rich in powerful antioxidants and cancer-fighting phytonutrients, which can be found in the propolis, or "honey glue" that the bees use to sterilize the beehive. Raw honey contains some of these compounds while pasteurized honey does not.
Used as an Digestive Aid
In its natural, raw state, honey contains many enzymes that can help some people digest food more easily so it may also help treat diarrhea and Ulcers.
Packed with Vitamins and Minerals
The nutrient content of raw honey varies, but a single ounce serving contains very small amounts of folate, vitamins B2, C, B6, B5 and B3. Minerals including Iodine, Copper, Calcium, iron, magnesium, Zinc, phosphorous, potassium, selenium, sodium and Manganese can also be found in raw honey in small amounts.
Used as a Topical Salve
Honey can be used as medicine. It has anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, and antiseptic properties. For this reason it can be applied topically to treat burns, cuts and scraped as studies have found. You can even put honey in your eye to treat pink eye!
Used as a Cough Suppressant
Honey has also been found to be especially useful in treating upper respiratory infections. In our experience we have found that a small dose of buckwheat honey was more effective than an over-the-counter cough treatment for children.

