The South Tampa Honey Farm, a beloved local staple known for its raw milk, chicken, beef, soaps, and raw honey, is facing a monumental task of rebuilding after Hurricane Helene flooded its property at 6101 South 2nd Street. The storm devastated the farm, destroying an estimated 80% of its infrastructure, including employee housing, farm equipment, and over 200 beehives. While the farm’s owners grapple with the loss of their beloved pet pig, Hammy, and the overwhelming task of rebuilding, they remain dedicated to their community.The storm, which struck on September 12th, brought unprecedented flooding to the area, leaving the farm submerged in several feet of water. This catastrophic event not only destroyed the farm’s physical infrastructure but also wiped out its entire bee population, tragically losing over 200 hives. While the owners are heartbroken over the loss of their beloved pig, Hammy, and the challenges of rebuilding, they are incredibly grateful for the outpouring of support from the community.The South Tampa Honey Farm lost an estimated 80% of its infrastructure due to Hurricane Helene flooding.
