Rusty’s Farm

The honey taste is exceptional however the price is a budget buster! I probably won’t buy it again but happy I tried it.

Rusty’s Honey tastes good. It says it is 100% local raw honey. I bought two jars for $ 30 at Serramonte farmer’s market last week.
I have been reading articles about health benefits of honey and how to check the purity of honey at home. I decided to check if honey can reduce my glucose:
May 09, 2016: Thirty minutes after eating 1 teaspoon Rusty’s pure raw honey, my blood sugar goes from 112 to 124.
May 10, 2016: Thirty minutes after eating 2 teaspoons of Rusty’s pure raw honey, my blood sugar goes from 98 to 114.
I did the same testing with the other brand Pure Country Honey ($ 8 for a jar) on May 7, 2016. My blood sugar goes from 93 to 88 thirty minutes after eating 1 teaspoon Pure Country Honey. In the evening my blood sugar goes from 136 to 128 thirty minutes after eating Pure Country Honey.
Conclusion: I will have to stop eating Rusty’s Honey.

Allergy Relief!
Since finding Russ at the Daly City Farmer’s Market and consistently using his LOCAL honey in my tea, I’ve noticed a SIGNIFICANT reduction in my allergies.
I save my jars and get a little discount, but how do you put a price tag on improved health?

I’ve been buying honey from Rusty for almost a year now after discovering the benefits of local, raw, organic and never heated or pasteurized honey. He has a wide selection of different honeys both flavored and non flavored (I’m partial to the coast honey) and it’s packaged in various different sizes and containers depending how fast you blow through it. (I normally get through 16oz in about 2 ½ weeks.) Support your local bees and their keepers! Rusty’s at a lot of farmer’s markets so just keep your eye out and don’t pass it up!

Rusty’s honey is awesome! My bf who has seasonal allergies got better through consuming it every morning for the last couple years. I don’t have hay fever but also have been enjoying it with teas, bagels, toast etc… come and support our local honey harvesters especially rustys. I would drive from mountain view to daly city for his honey. His wife makes awesome dark chocolate too.

I was low on honey and happened upon Rusty’s Farm at the farmer’s market on Market St. in San Francisco yesterday.
One taste of the Coast honey made me swoon.
I’ll phone him for his planned appearance in SF before my next honey purchase and pick up several jars at once!

Used the California San Bruno Mt. Honey in several cuppa teas. It soothed my sore throat and dry cough. Although my taste buds were dead, I did sense and savor the delightful warm sweetness of the raw honey ! A chemist friend of mine advised me to drink honey laced teas, because it is a natural antibiotic that kills harmful bacteria in the gut, soothes the fire of a sore throat, and lessens a dry cough. Being a skeptic of natural remedies — I was delightfully proved wrong ! Unfortunately, babies must never indulge, but us adults will find comfort in this healthy raw food. Thank you Rus and all bees at the ranch for providing your bee products at the Seramonte (DC) farmer’s market !

Honey tastes good. It also makes me feel good that this place is really local. Like few blocks away from my house local. Never knew there was one in the area. I need to up my raw honey intake to see if it can combat my allergies.
Raw honey is always the way to go!

Met Rus in the Seramonte (Daly City) farmer’s market and am very happy with his pure organic honey. Will definitely get another jar when we finish this jar I purchased. It is a great buy and definitely recomend this farm’s products!

I tried Rusty’s honey and found it to be delicious and healthy as RAW honey is!
He appears to be a fine gentleman, I hope to visit his bee hives and to attend a meeting as well. BTW, RAW honey has great benefits. Heated honey has none, it is as healthful as WHITE sugar, i.e.a major cause of illnesses like diabetes.

I tried a sample from the owner this past weekend at the local farmer’s market. It was more than I usually pay, but I saved $ 10 to buy a small jar on my way out. I’ve had it TWICE today, it’s so good. I am going to find more ways to eat it. It’s raw (which I recall has health benefits, but don’t ask me what) and the flavor is amazing. He had several varities he makes, each with a distinct flavor (based on the flowers and plants the bees are visiting, I’m guessing). I will keep buying honey from him — not only is it nice to shop locally, but this stuff is amazing.

I found Rusty’s Farm when I went to a farmer’s market run over the weekend. I spoke to the owner and he has his own local Bee Farm. It’s 100% local raw honey. I tried Eucalyptus, Sage and Wildfire honey with a toothpick. He offered me to visit his Bee Farm and told me there is a Bee council/​club that meets once a month. This is a local bee keeper making unprocessed and raw honey.
I bought a jar for $ 10. Can’t wait to see if it help my allergies.