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Anderson Apiaries
Few pleasures compare to savoring honey that truly reflects its origin. At Anderson Apiaries in Parma, Idaho, each jar captures the essence of local blossoms, producing nuanced flavors unique to this region. Experience sustainable, farm-to-table beekeeping and taste Idaho’s purest honey via HoneyLookup.com.
310 West Sinclair Avenue
Parma, ID
Parma, ID
General Apiary
Unclaimed Business
B & B Apiaries
Every spoonful of honey from B & B Apiaries in Buhl, ID supports not only your health but also the vital pollinators our ecosystem depends on. Connect with passionate beekeepers through HoneyLookup.com and savor raw, local honey—nurturing both your community and the bees of Idaho.
243 Clear Lakes Road
Buhl, ID
Buhl, ID
General Apiary
Unclaimed Business
Howell Apiaries
Step into the nuanced world of Howell Apiaries, where Rexburg’s crisp Idaho air shapes every golden drop of honey. Savor raw, sustainably harvested honey, each jar capturing the subtle wildflower notes unique to this region. Visit to deepen your appreciation for local pollinators and the art of beekeeping.
300 West 7800 South
Rexburg, ID
Rexburg, ID
General Apiary
Unclaimed Business
Hugus Creek Honey Farm
A true neighborhood staple in Saint Maries, ID, Hugus Creek Honey Farm brings authentic, local flavor straight from hive to table. This cherished apiary connects residents with fresh, raw honey and sustainable beekeeping traditions, making it a go-to spot for Idaho’s honey enthusiasts.
17100 Idaho 5
Saint Maries, ID
Saint Maries, ID
General Apiary
Unclaimed Business
Newswander Apiaries, Inc
Tucked away in Preston, ID, Newswander Apiaries, Inc is a true hidden gem for honey lovers and curious minds. Here, sustainable beekeeping traditions thrive, yielding pure honey straight from their own hives. Dive into authentic Idaho flavors and connect with passionate local beekeepers.
710 West 2nd North
Preston, ID
Preston, ID
General Apiary
Unclaimed Business
Noyes Apiaries Inc
Every jar from Noyes Apiaries Inc tells the story of Fruitland, ID’s orchards and wildflowers—crafted with a dedication to sustainable beekeeping that honors both bee and land. Browse their small-batch honey on HoneyLookup.com and taste the pure, nuanced flavors of Idaho’s artisanal tradition.
2330 Highway 30 West
Fruitland, ID
Fruitland, ID
General Apiary
Unclaimed Business
Steele Apiaries
When Idaho’s wildflowers burst into bloom, Steele Apiaries in Eagle gets busy harvesting nature’s best. Each jar of their pure, raw honey captures the changing flavors of local blossoms. Families and bee fans alike can join seasonal events and learn firsthand how healthy bees mean exceptional honey.
400 West Beacon Light Road
Eagle, ID
Eagle, ID
General Apiary
Unclaimed Business
TC's Apiaries
A true delight for the honey enthusiast, TC’s Apiaries in Meridian, ID, invites you to savor the nuanced aromas and flavors unique to Idaho’s terroir. Each jar embodies a farm-to-table journey—pure, sustainably harvested, and crafted by passionate local beekeepers. Taste the vibrant essence of Meridian’s beekeeping tradition.
3678 South Caleb Place
Meridian, ID
Meridian, ID
General Apiary
Unclaimed Business
Why Choose Local Apiaries?
Supporting local beekeepers means investing in your community's health, environment, and agricultural sustainability.
Supporting Local Agriculture
When you purchase honey from local apiaries, you're directly supporting sustainable agriculture in your community. Local beekeepers play a crucial role in maintaining healthy ecosystems through pollination services.
Fresh, Unprocessed Quality
Local honey producers typically offer raw, unfiltered honey that retains all its natural enzymes, antioxidants, and beneficial properties, reflecting unique local floral sources.
Educational Opportunities
Many local apiaries welcome visitors for educational tours, workshops, and hands-on beekeeping experiences, providing valuable insights into sustainable practices and bee behavior.
Seasonal Varieties
Local honey producers often offer seasonal varieties that capture the essence of different flowering periods, from spring wildflower to fall basswood honey.