Honey Farms & Apiaries in North Dakota

Absolute Honey

Mylo, ND

Absolute Honey operates near Mylo, a tiny community in Rolette County, north-central North Dakota below the Turtle Mountains. The mixed prairie and cropland make good bee territory in the country's top honey-producing state. Small apiaries like this bottle raw honey for local sale; little else is documented online.

American Honey Company

Flasher, ND

American Honey Company bottles pure North Dakota honey from its own prairie apiaries near Flasher, including clover, creamed, and chokecherry honey made with the state fruit. A Pride of Dakota member since 1999, it sells retail, wholesale, and in squeeze bears of several sizes. The operation keeps it simple: local bees, local bloom. See the range at americanhoneycompany.com or call 701-928-0468.

Brinkman Brothers Honey

Bismarck, ND

Brinkman Brothers Honey is a beekeeping operation based in Bismarck, North Dakota's capital on the Missouri River. North Dakota leads the nation in honey production, and small apiaries like this bottle raw local honey from the clover and alfalfa fields common across the central part of the state. Little else appears online.

Danzig Honey Company

Wishek, ND

Danzig Honey Company presses raw and classic honey from bees working alfalfa, clover, sunflower, canola, and prairie wildflowers across south-central North Dakota. The raw honey is only lightly filtered, so it keeps its wax, propolis, and pollen. The company runs from 1001 2nd Ave N in Wishek, ships orders, and sells on site. Store details and hours are at danzighoney.com.

Dash Apiary

Milnor, ND

Dash Apiary keeps bees near Milnor in Sargent County, southeastern North Dakota. The surrounding prairie and cropland feed a strong nectar flow in a state that ranks first in the country for honey. Operations this size typically sell raw honey locally. Details beyond the name and location are scarce online.

Dietzler Apiary

Larimore, ND

Dietzler Apiary keeps bees near Larimore in Grand Forks County, northeastern North Dakota, along US Highway 2. The Red River Valley farmland and clover feed strong honey flows in a state that leads U.S. production. Expect raw local honey; further detail isn't documented online.

Douglas Bay Honey

Garrison, ND

Douglas Bay Honey takes its name from a bay on Lake Sakakawea and works out of Garrison in McLean County, central North Dakota. The reservoir shoreline and surrounding farmland make good bee country in a state that leads U.S. honey production. Expect raw local honey; further detail isn't documented online.

Five Star Honey Farms

Five Star Honey Farms produces honey in North Dakota, one of the country's leading honey-producing states. Beekeepers here work hives across clover, alfalfa, and canola bloom through the summer. A working website or listing didn't come up to confirm the operation's exact location, its scale, or where the honey is sold. Contact them directly to buy.

Garrison Bay Honey

Garrison, ND

Garrison Bay Honey produces honey from its own bee colonies near Garrison, on the north shore of Lake Sakakawea. The operation sits along ND-37 and sells local wildflower and clover honey typical of central North Dakota's prairie bloom. It's a small producer, so what's available tracks the season's harvest. Call 701-337-5723 to check current stock or arrange a pickup.

Grand River Honey Company

Grand River Honey Company sells raw, unfiltered clover honey produced across North and South Dakota, based out of Hettinger in North Dakota's southwest corner. The family operation has more than 50 years of beekeeping behind it, working hives on the yellow sweet clover that covers the region each summer. The honey suits both baking and eating straight, and is also marketed under the Dakota Honey name.

Miller Honey Farms

Gackle, ND

Miller Honey Farms opened its Gackle branch in 1970 and grew into one of the largest beekeeping operations in North America, harvesting over a million pounds of honey a year. The Gackle yard sits on ND-56 in south-central North Dakota. They sell raw honey direct through an online shop, with farm pickup and delivery options. See the product range at millerhoneyfarms.com or call 701-485-3350.

Northern Lights Honey

Williston, ND

Northern Lights Honey sells all-natural, single-source raw honey from apiaries in northwestern North Dakota, run out of Williston. Jars turn up around town at Books on Broadway, Fresh Palate, Cooks on Main, and the Pioneer Museum shop. It's a Pride of Dakota member and a small, owner-run producer. Reach them at 701-570-0104.

Petes and Jodys Bees and Apiary

Fargo, ND

Pete's and Jody's Bees and Apiary is a small Fargo honey operation listed in the USDA Local Food Directory, offering honey with on-farm pickup in north Fargo. It's the kind of home-based apiary whose stock follows the season's harvest. North Dakota leads the country in honey production, and small yards like this one feed the local market. Reach them at 701-317-2330.

Sperry Honey

Kindred, ND

Sperry Honey sells pure clover honey and beeswax, run by Mark and Becca Sperry with family beekeeping roots going back to the 1920s. Based in North Dakota near Kindred, the operation ships raw, unfiltered honey by the jar plus blocks of pure beeswax for candle-making and wood finishing. Orders go through their website.

Touch of Honey

Linton, ND

Touch of Honey turns local North Dakota honey into creamed and spun honey sold in fourteen flavors, alongside liquid honey and honey-based lotions, lip balm, and lotion bars. The small farm storefront sits on US-83 near Linton and is a Pride of Dakota member. The honey drives the whole product line, and it's a hands-on, local operation. Browse or order at tofhoney.com or call 701-254-5455.