Welcome to Gackle, North Dakota. With a population of just over three hundred people, Gackle is a small city in Logan County, North Dakota. Founded in 1904, the city was named for George Gackle, a local farmer. The community is situated on the beautiful prairie in south-central North Dakota.
Manuka Honey â assessed as one of the main types of honey that is produced by bees from the nectar of the Manuka Bush and the Tea Tree, which is a plant that is native to the land of New Zealand.
92% of honey is composed of levulose (also referred to as Fructose), dextrose (also referred to as glucose) and water. The ratio of levulose, dextrose, water and the remaining other 8% of various sugars etc. is different for each source of nectar. This is why each honey has a unique flavor, aroma, body and color.