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In this episode of Hey Amarillo, we sit down with Paige Nester, the owner of Creek House Honey Farm—a place that's so much more than its name suggests. What started as an apiary has grown into a full experience: a farm, café, event venue, shop, and home to everything from handcrafted mead to skincare products.
Paige is thoughtful, sharp, and genuinely funny, and our conversation follows the path of how she built something so multifaceted—and how it continues to evolve. We talk about the story behind that long name (it means more than you'd think), the unexpected and fascinating history of the land they're on, and what it really looks like to grow a business that's both rooted and constantly changing.
And of course, we talk about bees—their importance, the benefits they bring, and the very real challenges of working with them.
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In this episode of Hey Amarillo, we sit down with Paige Nester, the owner of Creek House Honey Farm—a place that's so much more than its name suggests. What started as an apiary has grown into a full experience: a farm, café, event venue, shop, and home to everything from handcrafted mead to skincare products.
Paige is thoughtful, sharp, and genuinely funny, and our conversation follows the path of how she built something so multifaceted—and how it continues to evolve. We talk about the story behind that long name (it means more than you'd think), the unexpected and fascinating history of the land they're on, and what it really looks like to grow a business that's both rooted and constantly changing.
And of course, we talk about bees—their importance, the benefits they bring, and the very real challenges of working with them.

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