Honey Farms & Apiaries in Indiana

Big Red Bee Company

Lapel, IN

Big Red Bee Company keeps hives on-site in Lapel and sells the full range that comes off them: comb honey, raw and strained honey, beeswax candles, and pollen, retail and wholesale. It's appointment-only, so call or email ahead rather than dropping by.

Bohman Bee Company

Hanover, IN

Bohman Bee Company in Hanover, Indiana bottles raw, local honey exactly as the bees made it — each harvest capturing a specific time and place, from Jefferson County wildflowers to Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan varietals. Specialty offerings include bourbon barrel aged, hot, coffee, and salted honeys, plus beeswax products and five-frame nucs for aspiring beekeepers.

Carter's Honey Bees

Carter's Honey Bees works bee yards across northern Allen and DeKalb counties out of its home base in Auburn. The apiary sells wildflower honey and elderberry syrup, ships 5-frame nucs headed by northern Indiana queens, and stocks wax-dipped hive starter kits and honey supers for new beekeepers. It's an authorized Dadant dealer and a member of the Northeast Indiana Beekeepers Association, and it offers pollination services to growers in the region.

Dal-Key's Honey Farm

Dal-Key's Honey Farm sells honey in Indiana. No independent website or social page confirms a location or product line — contact the farm directly for current availability.

Earthling Bee Company

Griffith, IN

Nicky and Jessica Jones started Earthling Bee Co. in 2018 as a full-service Northern Indiana bee operation — honey, nucs, hives, and pollination services, not just jars on a shelf. Their raw and wildflower honey, beeswax goods, and bee-themed gifts sell online and for local pickup, and they'll set up hives or provide pollination for other growers in the region.

Eisele's Honey & Pollination

Indianapolis, IN

Eisele's Honey has been a family tradition since 1981, producing Midwestern honey with no fillers, additives, or chemicals from registered American hives. Two varieties are bottled — truly raw honey never heated beyond hive temperature, and gently warmed pure honey — sold online with free shipping and stocked in stores, juice bars, and breweries across Indiana.

Filler Family Apiary

Columbia City, IN

We have 300+ bee hives. We offer local raw honey, beeswax candles, soaps, balms, bees, and equipment.

Garfield Honey Co.

Indianapolis, IN

Since 2017 Garfield Honey Company has sold thousands of pounds of honey to our neighbors thru a simple approach: keep it local, natural and artisan.

Glenn's Natural Honey

Glenn's Natural Honey is a small Indiana beekeeping operation with no additional public details currently found online. Contact directly to confirm products and availability.

Hunter's Honey Farm

Martinsville, IN

Hunter's Honey Farm in Martinsville has produced raw, unfiltered Indiana honey since 1910 — four generations of beekeepers bottling spring, summer, and raspberry blossom varietals plus applewood smoked honey, comb, and beeswax gifts. Visitors book beehive tours, bottle their own honey bear, or dip beeswax candles, and the annual Honey Harvest Festival each September shows the whole extraction process; a Honey of the Month Club ships varietals nationwide.

J & T Honey Farm

Shirley, IN

Jeremiah, Terri, and Jason run this Shirley honey operation, producing around a thousand pounds of honey a year and distributing it across central Indiana through partner retailers and an online shop. The farm also opens for pick-your-own visits alongside its honey sales, splitting its business between the field and the jar rather than picking just one lane.

Just That Honey

South Bend, IN

Just That Honey keeps hives around South Bend without chemical treatments, letting bees forage the local area for raw honey, blackberry honey, clover honey, and wildflower honey. The operation also sells pollen and comb honey, and offers swarm control and removal for anyone dealing with an unwanted hive. It's a small beekeeping business, listed mainly through regional honey directories rather than its own storefront.

McComBees Apiaries

McComBees Apiaries keeps hives in the rural Amish community of Yoder, in southern Allen and northern Wells counties. The operation sells raw, creamed, comb, and flavored local honey along with nuc colonies and queens bred in Indiana, plus beeswax candles, and it handles bee removal calls. Customers can buy directly from the Yoder location or find McComBees honey most Saturdays at the YLNI and Purdue farmers markets.

Mumbe's Orchard & Bee Farm, LLC

Atlanta, IN

Mumbe's Orchard & Bee Farm is a family-owned honey operation on East 281st Street in Atlanta, in central Indiana, bottling raw, unfiltered honey on site. The farm also retails beekeeping equipment to other hobbyists and keepers, and adds pumpkins, gourds, and fall decor to its offerings once autumn arrives each year.

Rekeweg Honey Company

Decatur, IN

Rekeweg Honey Company is a third-generation family beekeeping operation near Decatur, run by Duane Rekeweg with 500 to 700 hives producing wildflower honey. Founded in 2011 as a small-batch operation, it sells through the National Honey Board's honey locator and direct farm sales. It's a genuine farm-scale honey business, not a repackaged wholesale label.

Remschneider Honey Farm

Remschneider Honey Farm sells honey under a name rooted in Indiana's German farming communities. No independent website confirms a location or product line — reach out directly to find out what's currently available.

Richardson Apiaries llc

Petersburg, IN

Richardson Apiaries is a small, naturally managed operation outside Petersburg, keeping bees without chemicals or antibiotics. The family sells raw, strained, and comb honey straight off the property, along with honey-based lip balm and skin lotion. They also sell nucleus colonies to new beekeepers and handle swarm removal calls around Pike County. It's a startup apiary, formally organized in 2021, built by people who spend more time in a bee suit than behind a register.

Southwest Honey Co.

Fort Wayne, IN

Southwest Honey Co. is a volunteer-run beekeeping operation built around pollinator education as much as honey. Bees live in apiaries hosted on organic farms across northeast Indiana, and the harvest comes out raw and unpasteurized. Beyond jars of honey, the group runs community programs teaching people why honey bees matter and sells handmade bee-related products on the side. It's less a farm stand than a conservation project that happens to sell honey.

Straight Up Honey

Straight Up Honey sells honey in Indiana; its website wasn't reachable at the time of research. No independent listing confirms a city, farmers market schedule, or product line — contact the seller directly.

The Bee Hive @ Sweet Life Honey Farm

The Bee Hive at Sweet Life Honey Farm is a small Indiana honey operation with no additional public details currently found online. Contact directly to confirm products and availability.

Wildflower Ridge Honey

Anderson, IN

Wildflower Ridge Honey is a small beekeeping operation based north of Indianapolis in Anderson. The lineup runs past jarred raw honey to bee pollen, beeswax, comb honey, honey-sweetened apple butter, and honey peanut butter. It's a one-family operation, so stock shifts with whatever the hives produce that season.

Amboy Honey Creek Farms

Amboy, IN

Carter's Honey Farm

AUBURN, IN

Haughville Honey

Indianapolis, IN

Honey Trail Farm

Seib's Hoosier Honey

Mooresville, IN