Craig Bell became interested in producing raw honey in 2001 to help his wife, Wendy, with allergies. After encountering a swarm of bees and consulting with a long-time beekeeper in Camden, SC, Craig began keeping bees as a hobby with two colonies.

Over time, his colonies have grown so that he now tends over a thousand honeybee colonies scattered all over South Carolina. Some of his colonies have traveled to California, Maine, and Wisconsin to pollinate crops in other states. Many are strategically placed to pollinate South Carolina fruits and vegetables, including blackberries, blueberries, watermelons, squash, cucumbers, and strawberries.

Craig makes both raw wildflower honey, as well as harvests honeycomb.