Honey Farms & Apiaries in Minnesota

Aspen Ridge Honey Farm

Aspen Ridge Honey Farm keeps bee colonies across southern Minnesota and has expanded into organic microgreens alongside its honey line. The farm sells through an online store and a rotating summer schedule of Twin Cities-area farmers markets including Bloomington, St. Paul Lowertown, Burnsville, Roseville, Lakeville, Apple Valley, Savage, and Inver Grove Heights.

Bare Honey

Bare Honey blends raw Minnesota honey with real spices — cinnamon, lavender, barrel-aged bourbon — out of a Minneapolis production space on 9th Street SE. Owners Dustin and Grace also work with the University of Minnesota on breeding honeybees that survive the state's winters better than standard stock. Beyond raw and flavored honey, they sell honeycomb, honey sticks, and beeswax skincare, stocked at retailers across the Twin Cities.

Bee Twine Honey Farm

Bee Twine Honey Farm sits a mile south of the world's largest ball of twine in Darwin, the landmark that gives the farm its name. Sue and Matt Cron run the veteran-owned operation, selling raw Minnesota honey pulled from their own hives. It's a small, family outfit with no storefront or distributor, so the easiest way to find their jars is through their Facebook and Instagram, where they post pickup details and market dates.

Homestead Honey Farm & Homestead Apiaries

Homestead Honey Farm has kept bees in Sogn Valley, southern Minnesota, for more than 50 years, selling 100% pure raw honey unprocessed to preserve its natural enzymes and pollen. The family operation also offers pollination services and hive hosting alongside wholesale honey sales.

Oak Hill Honey

Golden Valley, MN

Raw honey pulled from the operation's own hives, sold seven days a week from a small farm market on the Golden Valley and St. Louis Park line. This is urban honey, from hives kept in the western Minneapolis suburbs. The beekeeper takes calls between 8am and 10pm and keeps retail jars on hand. Reach out at 952-486-0856 or [email protected].

Peterson Farms Honey

Howard Lake, MN

Peterson Farms Honey is a fourth-generation migratory beekeeping operation with its honey house in Howard Lake. The family moves its hives between Minnesota's summer fields and Texas over winter, selling bulk raw honey to other beekeepers and four-frame nucs for pickup in spring. Health issues have paused new nuc orders for spring 2026, with plans to reopen for spring 2027.

Priewe Tree Farm and Apiaries

Lake Park, MN

Priewe Tree Farm and Apiaries pairs a tree farm with beekeeping near Lake Park in Becker County, west-central Minnesota by Detroit Lakes. The name points to Christmas or landscape trees alongside hive-raised honey. No website or contact details were verifiable online; both the honey and the tree stock are seasonal, so call ahead before driving out.

River Road Honey Farm

River Road Honey Farm produces honey in Minnesota. No working website or listing was found to confirm apiary location or products beyond honey.

Sweet Honey Drop

Sal and Stephanie started keeping bees as a hobby in 2016 and turned it into Sweet Honey Drop two years later, a family apiary in Sauk Rapids selling raw, unfiltered honey that keeps its natural pollen and enzymes intact. The veteran-owned operation now wholesales to retailers across Central Minnesota and sells nucleus hives each spring, with free beekeeping instruction included for buyers who pick one up.

The Honey Hut

The Honey Hut in Maple Grove sells pure local raw Minnesota honey, creamed honey, and Grade A Minnesota maple syrup, with fulfillment by shipping, farm pickup, or farmers market booth pickup.

White Honey Tree Farm

Saint Cloud, MN

Listed here as White Honey Tree Farm, this veteran- and family-run Saint Cloud operation goes by White Honey Bee Farm. It produces raw local honey and beeswax products alongside apples, vegetables, eggs, chickens, goats, and hogs. Its honey turns up at the Princeton, Sartell, Otsego, and Sauk Rapids farmers markets. The farm leans on natural food and low resource use across its diverse mix of crops and animals.

Wolf Honey Farm Inc

Wolf Honey Farm is a third-generation apiary in Baldwin, Wisconsin, started by Dale Wolf in 1970 after learning the trade from his father. The honey sold at the Saint Paul Farmers' Market and other Twin Cities markets comes off clover and wildflower fields in the St. Croix Valley. Dale also teaches beekeeping classes and sells beeswax candles and skincare bars alongside jars of raw honey.

Big Dipper Bee Company

Minneota, MN