HONEYACRE ENTERPRISES LTD
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Vine Ripened Produce
Honeyacre believes that the key to a healthy and balanced lifestyle starts with a person’s diet. That is why we only supply you with the best tasting and healthful produce. If you’re looking for top quality products, you’ve come to the right place. Read on to learn more about where you can buy our products.
Pesticide Free
As quality healthful produce is our number one priority, we do not use any pesticide or chemical sprays on our plants or produce. Our pest management program includes using natural predators. The greenhouse enclosure helps keep pests out and helpful insects in. Overall our greenhouse makes it possible to grow quality plants and produce under ideal growing conditions every day, 24 hours a day.
Quality
From seedlings to maturity, we seek to provide an optimum growing environment. This includes precise plant spacing for sunlight, proper humidity, specific minimum and maximum temperatures, and plenty of fresh air. The irrigation system provides fresh water and a pH balance of nutrients to the delicate root system. Their plants are pampered with daily attention to keep them looking good and growing strong. After flowering, bumblebees are used for pollination, and special care is taken for proper vegetative and fruit pruning. All of this attention assures you of the very best quality.
About Honeyacre
Honeyacre is a family operation located in Morgan County on the high plains of eastern Colorado. With plenty of sunshine, fresh air, and pure water, they've been producing natural produce since 1985. Owners Cindy and Russ explain their values, "The principles upon which we operate this business have not changed over time. We do our best to produce a first-class product.” Their objective is reflected in the company’s mission statement:
“We believe that customers have the right to demand quality products, and we dedicate our effort to fulfill that right by producing superior all natural produce that is healthful and great tasting.”