Ged discovered his passion for bees when working with his Uncle Raymond Borneck in France at the age of 15. 

Raymond was the president of Apimondia (The international federation of beekeepers associations).

By the time Ged was 35 (1985), he built his first farm - Oakfield Honey Farm - and in 1995, British Honey Producers Was born. 

Ged has many achievements in the bee farming industry, as Chairman of the BFA for 3
years, vice chairman of the European honey working party for 5 years, represented Bee
farmers on various government bodies and was the first person to be awarded Master Bee
Farmer status in the country.
It was through all his hard work trialling different methods of beekeeping that has
enabled us to produce the high quality honey we do today.

Rebecca began bee farming alongside her father Ged at the age of 19, helping him run Oakfield Honey Farm. She was the first UK Bee farmers apprentice at the age of 24 and ended up working with bees around Australia, New Zealand and Denmark before returning back to England. 

She is passionate about bees, the environment and bee education, running various bee keeping courses on the farm.

Kai began his Bee farming journey helping his wife, Rebecca look after their hives in New Zealand in 2020. 

He was a complete natural with the bees from day one and is a Tree Surgeon by trade so has great botany skills knowing what the bees are foraging on! 

He is passionate about producing the highest quality honey possible and has great business ideas moving the company forward.