Honey Producers

    Abeez Honey
    188 N 200 E
    Spanish Fork, UT 84660
    Amy Beck
    801 787-2165
    riley@abeezhoney.com
    http://abeezhoney.com

    		We are beekeepers with approximately 500 hives. All of our hives are located in Utah County over the Spring/Summer and move to Washington county in the Winter. We participate in almond pollination in CA in February each year.
    Back Home Farm
    United States
    Cedar City, UT 84721
    Heidi King
    435 865-7007
    backhomefarm@hotmail.com
    http://www.backhomefarm.vpweb.com

    		We are a small, family farm located north of Cedar City, Utah. We offer farm fresh eggs, raw honey, flowers, herbs and produce grown with natural and sustainable farming methods. Our chickens are fed organic grain and garden produce. They are often free-ranged, eating grass, seeds, and bugs. Sometimes, we have duck eggs available, which are green or cream colored. Our honey comes from our hard working bees. We use natural methods, so the honey will be free from chemicals and antibiotics. We don't use pesticides or preservatives on our flowers (which are used on the flowers purchased in stores). Chicks, ducklings, and rabbits are sometimes available to purchase, at the farm. We look forward to being a part of your healthy, local, food choices.
    Bankhead Farms
    3851 west 6100 south
    wellsville, UT 84339
    dale bankhead
    435 760-2510
    dalecbi@yahoocom

    		I raise alfalfa and tomatoes
    Beehive Condo Cooperative
    885 East Alpine Blvd
    Alpine, UT 84004
    Prenten Frazier
    801 472-6693

    		Our Utah family bee business is born through an antique legacy of pioneer beekeeping. We love what we do and do it different with nearly 2000 colonies surrounding Alpine. Our honey bees dot the Wasatch-front collecting nectars from an expanded variety of the local Utah flora. Our honey is also "cold extracted" secreting the most nutritionally complete honey possible to obtain. During harvest, no artificial heat is used while transferring honey from hive to jar. This is a slower and more difficult method for producers. Why do we do it? Questions are usually settled when our Alpine Honey is tasted and compared.
    beeutahfulbees.com
    2575 S. Old U.S. Highway 89
    Hatch, UT 84735
    James Snodgrass
    435 463-7056
    info@beeutahfulbees.com
    http://www.beeutahfulbees.com

    		We are a family-owned beekeeping business located high on Cedar Mountain in Southwest Utah. Our natural products include local homemade lip and skin balms, honey, and gifts from pure and healthy ingredients.
    Dunbar Farms
    6556 S Jefferson Street
    Murray, UT 84107
    Chris Rodesch
    801 633-6589
    chrisrodesch@gmail.com

    High Mountain Honey
    utah
    sandy, UT 84092
    Josh Leavitt
    801 809-2110
    josh@highmountainhoney.com
    http://highmountainhoney.com

    		Honey
    Smith Orchards
    5440 North Canyon Road
    Provo, UT 84604
    Scott G. Smith
    801 226-3464
    smithorchards@comcast.net

    		The Smith family has been growing tree-ripe fruit for over 100 years on the Provo Bench. We produce 26 varieties of peaches, cherries, apples, apricots, pears, apriums, plums, and pluots. Added value products include sorbet, jams, syrups, and salsa made with our fruit.
    Whitelake farms
    United States
    Genola, UT 84655
    Adam Peterson
    801 361-8990
    adamwhitelake@gmail.com
    http://www.whitelakefarms.blogspot.com/

    		Small Family Farm Located in Southern Utah County. Producing the way grandpa would do.