Honey Farms & Apiaries in Utah

3 Springs Land and Livestock

Kamas, UT

3 Springs Land and Livestock in Oakley, Utah practices ranching that restores land, water, and life — grass-fed beef finished on lush high-mountain pastures, chickens raised in diverse forage, and honey from regeneratively managed fields. Workshops of one to three days teach holistic land management, and community events bring partners, food, and ranch tours together.

3 Springs Land and Livestock

Kamas, UT

Working with nature to produce healthy meat, revitalize land, and build resilient communities — that's the mission at 3 Springs Land and Livestock near Kamas and Oakley, Utah, where chickens forage diverse fields and cattle finish on high-mountain pasture. Chefs and customers call them the tastiest chickens around, and 1-3 day workshops teach holistic approaches to land, livestock, and life.

Harvest Lane Honey

Grantsville, UT

Harvest Lane Honey keeps its own hives across the Tooele Valley and bottles the raw honey unheated, straining it only through a metal mesh to clear out wax and debris. The company, registered in Grantsville since 2009, has grown into a nationwide supplier of beekeeping equipment sold through farm stores like C-A-L Ranch, but the honey itself still comes from Utah bees.

Knight Family Honey

Lehi, UT

Knight Family Honey, run by Lee and April Knight, sells 100% raw honey along with package bees and queens each spring through a partnership with Olivarez Honey Bees. Their stock includes Saskatraz bees bred and DNA-tested to be free of the Africanized gene, a detail that matters to backyard beekeepers wary of aggressive hives. Package bees typically sell out well before pickup day.

Oliver's Place

Pleasant Grove, UT

On the last sliver of Oliver Smith's 1870 homestead in Pleasant Grove, Oliver's Place keeps Utah food dollars local — a Monday-through-Saturday market of raw milk, eggs, honey, meats, and bread from Utah producers, plus a cafe, wedding venue, and the Hee Haw Farms activity barn. Farmers markets, workshops, and agritourism preserve five generations of Smith family farming heritage for the next one.

Oliver's Place

Pleasant Grove, UT

Oliver's Place preserves the legacy of Oliver Smith's 1870 homestead in Pleasant Grove, Utah — five generations of the Smith family working "the bottoms" — now a year-round market connecting Utah farmers directly with consumers through raw milk, eggs, local honey, meats, and bread. The historic farm pairs the market with a cafe, ice cream parlor, event venue, and Hee Haw Farms activities, hosting farmers markets, workshops, and celebrations of rural heritage.

Sidney B's Honey

Sidney Hayward keeps bees in Benjamin, south of Spanish Fork, and sells raw liquid honey, creamed honey, and a small line of honey-based lotions and lip balm. It's a one-beekeeper operation, no storefront, no wholesale accounts, just honey sold directly from the source. Orders go through Hayward directly, by phone or email.

Wasatch Waggle Bee Company

Ogden, UT

Wasatch Waggle Bee Company sold raw Utah honey through Ogden coffee shops, run by Darren Blackford, who also owns Wasatch Roasting downtown. The company's Facebook page hasn't posted since around 2017, which suggests the honey side of the business may no longer be active. No current storefront, farm stand, or up-to-date contact information turned up in this search.