Find Your Friendly Neighborhood Honey Bee Farm if You Like GOOD Honey!

If you’re used to the highly processed stuff they usually sell in grocery stores, you’re in for a treat when you taste some REAL honey!

What do I mean by ‘real honey?’

I mean honey that hasn’t been over-processed and over-cooked, with much of the natural goodness and flavor pressure-filtered out.

Honey that’s not a blend of cheap honeys sourced from who-knows-where.

Honey that’s as unaltered as possible, straight from the hive.

‘Real’ honey is the kind of honey that your local honey bee farm probably specializes in, and the only way you’ll be able to get fresher, better tasting honey is to take up beekeeping yourself (which isn’t a bad idea, by the way!).

And most honey bee farms offer raw honey for sale.

Raw honey, in case you don’t know, is completely unprocessed. It’s not heated, and it’s not highly filtered. (Here’s more info about raw honey if you’re interested.)

You’ll Be Supporting Your Local Beekeepers

By buying local, you’ll be supporting your local beekeepers. Why is that a big deal? Because your local beekeepers support your local bees.

As you’ve likely heard, honey bees have been having some problems lately. For a variety of reasons, bees have been on the decline in recent years. And since bees help to produce about a third of the foods we consume, the honey bee decline is really bad news for anyone who likes to eat!

But the beekeepers at your local honey bee farm are working hard to keep their bees healthy, and to assure that your local bees remain a healthy and dynamic component of nature.

Quite simply, we all need a strong, healthy local bee population; the honey bees need the help of your local beekeepers; and your local beekeepers could use your support.

And you’ll get some of the healthiest, best-tasting honey you’ve ever had. A good deal for all concerned (including the bees!).

But Don’t Limit Yourself to ONLY Local Flavor…

Many of the honey producers sell honey online, or take phone orders for shipment. You don’t have to drive out to the honey bee farm to buy your honey, you can have it shipped right to you.

So while you’ll probably want to buy most of your honey locally, why not try out some of the unique and exotic honey flavors available from other locales?

Maybe sample some thick and rich buckwheat honey. Or maybe some distinctive tupelo honey from the swamplands. Or perhaps some citrusy orange blossom honey.

How to Use Our Directory of Local Honey Producers

The honey producers in our directory are listed below. You’ll find them listed geographically, in alphabetical order, to make it easy to find the honey bee farm closest to you.

Some of the honey producers in our directory have chosen to provide more information than just a company name and contact information. For those honey producers, you can click on their name and go to a new page containing lots of info about the products they offer.

Please note that the listings provided here are in no way an endorsement of any of these businesses. Bees-and-Beekeeping.com accepts no responsibility for the quality of products delivered by any of these business entities. But you can leave a review or a testimonial for any of the listed businesses that you've used.

To do this, just go to the listing page of the business and click on the "comments" button at the bottom of that page to leave your review. Others will be able to see these comments when they visit that company’s listing.

United States Honey Producers:

Phoenix, AZ - Arizona Desert Honey – (602) 331-8721 or (602) 332-9253
email: eleanor@absolutelydelightfulazhoney.com
web: www.absolutelydelightfulazhoney.com

Long Beach, CA - Honey Pacifica – (562) 938-9706
web: www.honeypacifica.com
address: 4208 Pepperwood Ave., Long Beach, CA 90808

Los Angeles, CA - KLAUSESBEES LLC – (323) 851-4541
email: Klausesbees@yahoo.com
web: www.klausesbees.com

Winter Park, FL - Winter Park Honey – (877) 252-4514
email: LocalHoney@WinterParkHoney.com
web: WinterParkHoney.com
address: PO Box 3556, Winter Park, FL 32790 and
PO Box 3175, Winter Park, CO 80482

Winter Park, FL - Dansk Farms – (407) 965-5551
email: danskfarms@me.com
web: danskfarms.com

Mt. Sterling, KY - ShadeTree Honey and Bee Farm – (859) 404-3992
email: markdonathan@yahoo.com
address: 1678 Harpers Ridge Rd., Mt. Sterling, KY

Croswell, MI - Windmill Hill Farm Apiary – (810) 378-5972
email: don@windmillhillfarm.com
web: www.windmillhillfarm.com
address: 1686 Sheridan Line, Croswell, MI 48230

Canadian Honey Producers:

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