Honey Farms & Apiaries in Idaho
15 honey farms & apiaries listed across Idaho. Raw local honey and hive products from area beekeepers. Directory updated July 2026.
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Browning's Honey
Idaho Falls, ID
Browning's Honey has kept bees in Idaho Falls since 1921, now in its fifth generation of the same family. The core product is Grade A Idaho Mountain Clover Honey, sold alongside more than 20 flavors of creamed honey, honey butter, honey straws, and beeswax candles. Two retail locations serve the area, and the company still runs pollination services and hive tours for anyone curious how the honey gets made.
Browning's Honey
Idaho Falls, ID
Browning's Honey has produced honey and run pollination routes from Idaho Falls since 1921, now in its fifth generation of family ownership. The apiary bottles Grade A Idaho mountain clover honey along with more than 20 flavored varieties, honey butter, and honey straws, sold from its Idaho Falls retail store and online.
Browning's Honey
Idaho Falls, ID
Browning's Honey has run since 1921, now in its fifth generation of family ownership between Idaho Falls operations and pollination contracts stretching into North Dakota. The shop stocks raw, clover, and creamed honey along with flavored varieties, beeswax blocks, and gift sets. Store hours run Monday through Friday, 9 to 5, and Saturday 10 to 4. Reach the shop at (208) 516-2263.
Browning's Honey
Idaho Falls, ID
Browning's Honey has produced raw and creamed honey from its Idaho Falls operation since 1921, now run by the fifth generation of the Browning family across Idaho and North Dakota. Beyond honey by the jar, they sell flavored varieties, beeswax blocks, and pollination services. The retail shop at 9019 N 5th E is open Monday-Friday 9-5 and Saturday 10-4, closed Sundays.
Hugus Creek Honey Farm
Saint Maries, ID
The Hicks family runs Hugus Creek Honey Farm, selling their honey most visibly at the Friday St. Maries Farmers Market. It's a small, locally owned apiary rather than a big retail operation — Facebook is the best way to reach them directly for orders outside market days.
Post Falls Honey Company
Post Falls, ID
Post Falls Honey Company sells raw honey harvested from hives kept on the North Idaho property, with a focus on raising bee stock hardy enough to survive Panhandle winters. The apiary sells honey directly from the farm rather than through retail. Stock sells out some seasons, so calling ahead before a stop by the West 22nd Avenue address is worth it.
Rocky Mountain Honey Co
Idaho Falls, ID
This honey operation traces back to 1992, when Ed Gorder started Gorder's Honey in Blackfoot. David Dance bought the business in 2015 and renamed it Rocky Mountain Honey in 2017, relocating to Idaho Falls. Today the lineup includes clover honey, huckleberry honey, whiskey-barrel-aged honey, comb honey, and beeswax goods, stocked on shelves at Albertsons, Broulim's, and WinCo across four states.
Rocky Mountain Honey Co
Idaho Falls, ID
Rocky Mountain Honey Co. traces back to 1992, when Ed Gorder started Gorder's Honey in Blackfoot. David Dance, a third-generation beekeeper, bought the operation in 2015 and rebranded it in 2017 after relocating to its current apiary and farm stand on Heyrend Drive in Idaho Falls. The shop sells raw honey varieties including raspberry and creamed honey, honey straws, and offers apiary tours.
Rocky Mountain Honey Co
Idaho Falls, ID
Rocky Mountain Honey Co. has sold wholesale honey out of Idaho Falls for more than 20 years, run by a third-generation beekeeper. The lineup runs from raw and creamed honey to flavored varieties like raspberry cream, all pitched as pure and unfiltered straight off the comb. The company has built its name as a price leader in wholesale honey across the Intermountain West. Call (208) 684-3896 for current stock and pricing.
Rocky Mountain Honey Co
Idaho Falls, ID
Rocky Mountain Honey Co. is a honey operation on Heyrend Drive in Idaho Falls, part of eastern Idaho's commercial beekeeping belt along the Snake River Plain. No product list or contact details turned up in search.
The Honey Store
Fruitland, ID
The Honey Store has sold local raw honey on Highway 30 in Fruitland since May 2000, run by the Noyes family, who trace their beekeeping back to Tony and Debbie Noyes' Noyes Apiaries in 1973. Nick and Shilo Noyes run the shop now, stocking liquid, creamed, comb, and cut-comb honey along with huckleberry products, soaps, lotion bars, and beeswax candles made in-house.
The Honey Store
Fruitland, ID
The Honey Store has sold honey and bee products out of Fruitland for more than 30 years, run by the Noyes family along Highway 30 west of town. The shelves cover raw honey, honey-based beauty products, and beeswax goods, with online ordering through their Barn2Door shop for anyone who can't make it to the storefront in person.
The Honey Store
Fruitland, ID
Retail honey shop on Highway 30 in Fruitland, run by the Noyes family, whose beekeeping business, Noyes Apiaries, started in New Plymouth in 1973. The store carries liquid, creamed, comb, and cut-comb honey along with huckleberry products, beeswax candles, soaps, and lotion bars made on site.
The Honey Store
Fruitland, ID
Fifty years of Noyes family beekeeping stand behind this shop on Highway 30 in Fruitland — Tony and Debbie Noyes started Noyes Apiaries in New Plymouth in 1973, and the storefront followed in 2000. Beyond honey by the jar, the shelves carry huckleberry-flavored products and beeswax candles, lotion bars, and soap made on site.
The Honey Store
Fruitland, ID
The Honey Store has bottled honey since 1973 and opened its Fruitland retail location in 2000, run by beekeepers Nick and Shilo Noyes. The shop carries comb, cut comb, liquid, and creamed honey alongside huckleberry products, soaps, and lotions, and visitors can tour the on-site apiary and ask the beekeeper questions directly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many honey farms & apiaries are in Idaho?
US Farm Trail lists 15 honey farms & apiaries in Idaho, with listings around Idaho Falls, Saint Maries, Post Falls. The directory is updated as farms are added and verified.
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