Honey Farms & Apiaries in Missouri

Asali Gold Honey LLC

Asali Gold Honey produces honey in Missouri; asali is the Swahili word for honey. Small producers like this sell raw honey by the jar directly and through local markets.

Crooked Hill Beekeeping

Crooked Hill Beekeeping is a Missouri beekeeping operation selling raw local honey. Small beekeepers like this often also raise bees and pass along starter colonies to newcomers.

Hardesty Honey

Raw local honey from the family's own apiary in Auxvasse, north of Columbia in mid-Missouri, with hives also worked near Hatton. The bees forage the mixed farmland and woodland edge of Callaway County, and the honey is sold direct rather than blended into a store-brand jar. Reach them at 806 County Road 281 or by phone.

Harr Family Farms

St. Louis, MO

Harr Family Farms is a fourth-generation southern Illinois farm in business since 1925, selling at historic Soulard Farmers Market in St. Louis (stand #13-17, northeast wing) on Fridays and Saturdays. The all-natural lineup runs deep: pasture-raised beef, pork, goat, and lamb by the cut or whole, fresh poultry and cage-free eggs, raw honey, homegrown fruits and produce, hickory smoked meats, country butter, jams, and fresh-squeezed juices — even live poultry and livestock.

Hart Apiaries

Lonedell, MO

Hart Apiaries sells honey, beeswax, and candles from a certified-organic operation on Highway 47 near Lonedell in Franklin County. Beyond bees, the farm grows blueberries and pawpaws, opens the blueberries for pick-your-own, and in some years raises honeybee queens for sale. The owners also consult for people wanting to start hives on their own land.

Hills and Hollers Apiaries LLC

Poplar Bluff, MO

Hills and Hollers Apiaries is a beekeeping operation based in Poplar Bluff, in the southeast Missouri Ozark foothills of Butler County. Local apiaries here work their hives through the warm months and sell raw honey and related products. No website or public listing was available to confirm what they carry or where to buy it.

Hitch Hive Honey

Hitch Hive Honey is a family apiary in Excelsior Springs, Missouri, passionate about beekeeping and the importance of pollinators. Pure raw local honey sells in 8-ounce to 2-pound queenline bottles alongside raw cut comb honey.

honey b hives

Honey B Hives is a Missouri beekeeping operation offering local honey. No active public page confirms its location or current stock. Contact directly to find its honey.

Honey Timbers

Plattsburg, MO

Honey Timbers sells honey from hives kept on its own land near Plattsburg, offering raw, strained, and ultra-filtered jars along with pollen and beeswax candles. It's a small beekeeping operation in Clinton County, north of Kansas City, listed on regional and national honey locators. The farm keeps a Facebook page for updates. Reach out there to check what's in stock.

Lakebrink Apiary

Union, MO

Lakebrink Apiary produces honey from hives on Hickory Ridge Road outside Union, in Franklin County southwest of St. Louis. It's a small, direct-sale beekeeping operation listed across regional food and agritourism directories rather than a storefront. Honey supply follows the season, so reaching out first is the way to buy.

Larry's Apiary

Arnold, MO

A small honey operation in Arnold, in Jefferson County south of St. Louis. Beekeepers here work hives through the Missouri nectar flow, from spring clover and tree blossoms into fall wildflowers, and typically sell raw local honey by the jar. Backyard and small apiaries like Larry's usually sell direct, so call ahead or catch them at a nearby market rather than expecting posted hours.

Messner Bee Farm Store!

Raytown, MO

Rachael and Erik Messner keep bees across the Kansas City metro, selling pure raw local honey and natural beeswax products — candles, lip balm, and more — from Messner Bee Farm. Shop the Raytown farm store, the downtown Lee's Summit shop, or catch Beeatrix the Trolley, their roving pop-up shop, at events around town.

Ozark Honey Bee Farm - Honey, Soap, Bee Nucs - St. Louis Jefferson County

Ozark Honey Bee Farm works out of Jefferson County, south of St. Louis, selling raw honey, handmade soap, and nucleus bee colonies for other beekeepers. A nuc is a small starter hive that already has a laying queen and drawn comb, sold in spring to people building or replacing colonies.

P & D Honey Farm

P & D Honey Farm produces raw local honey in Missouri. Small apiaries like this usually sell by the jar directly and through nearby markets, with the flavor shifting by season as different wildflowers and clover come into bloom.

Riverbend Honey

Riverbend Honey is a Missouri apiary selling local honey. No verified page lists its town or where it sells, so contact directly to find its honey.

The McBee's Knees Apiary and Gifts

The McBee's Knees Apiary and Gifts is a Missouri beekeeping operation selling local honey alongside gift items. No verified page confirms its town or full product range. Contact directly for what is in stock and where to buy.

Wild Attitude! Apiaries

Bronaugh, MO

Wild Attitude! Apiaries keeps bees near Bronaugh in Vernon County and sells raw honey alongside lip balms, lotions, and soaps made from the hive. Honey comes from wildflower and native-plant forage. The company handles orders and mail through Parsons, Kansas, just across the state line, and offers beekeeping information and classes. Reach them by phone or the email listed on their site.

England Street Orchard and Apiary

Callao, MO

Hart Apiaries

Lonedell, MO