Honey farms in
Alberta

A honey farm at Wanham in the Peace River country.

A honey operation at Irma in east central Alberta.

A honey operation at North Cooking Lake, east of Edmonton.

A honey farm in Beaver County making naturally flavoured honey and tea infused honey you stir straight into hot water. They also run Aspen Grove Meadery, brewing mead in small batches, and do the rounds of the Christmas craft shows.

An apiary on Highway 624 at Tomahawk, west of Edmonton.

A bulk honey producer at Hay Lakes, southeast of Edmonton, that also does commercial pollination work.

An apiary at Carnwood, southwest of Edmonton.

A honey producer at Boyle, north of Edmonton.

Cherie and Art Andrews started with two hives on an acreage south of Calgary in 1995 and opened a shop near Okotoks in 2004. They added mead in 2007 and it has since taken over. The shop closed in 2023 and they now sell their award winning meads through their own online store and area liquor stores.

A honey farm at Gwynne in central Alberta.

A honey farm at Brooks in southern Alberta.

A family honey farm at Bluffton in central Alberta. Clover honey, dandelion honey and creamed honey, plus beeswax lip balm and hand cream. They raise their own queen cells, mated queens and nucs as well.

A meadery in the foothills near Water Valley, about an hour from Calgary, with a farm gate store open Saturdays and Sundays. They sell their own liquid clover and wildflower honey alongside a sparkling mead range, and there are walking and bike trails on the property.

A family apiary in Parkland County going since 2011. Their signature is creamed clover honey, left raw and unfiltered, and they also do liquid and cinnamon honey and bee pollen. There is a farm store at Stony Plain, weekly delivery around Edmonton, and they ship Canada wide.

An apiary in Sturgeon County, north of Edmonton. One of several Greidanus operations keeping bees in Alberta.

A honey operation at Granum in southern Alberta.

A commercial honey bee farm at Stettler in central Alberta.

Hives across the southern Alberta foothills with a home base minutes from High River, producing honey since 1973. Raw, unfiltered and unpasteurised, sold through their own online shop.

A honey farm at McLennan in the Peace region.

A honey farm in Foothills County, south of Calgary.

An apiary in Leduc County, south of Edmonton.

A honey operation in Parkland County, west of Edmonton.

A honey company at High Prairie in northern Alberta.

An apiary at Sangudo, northwest of Edmonton.

Raw unfiltered honey from the flora of the southern foothills, and beeswax candles poured from their own wax.

An apiary at Clyde, north of Edmonton.

A small family farm on an old homestead in northern Alberta, started with two hives in 2015. Martin and Yvonne sell a range of honeys, beeswax, and herbal skincare from their apothecary, and run a farm store. They plant trees and flowers, keep the natural habitat, and try to avoid plastic packaging.

An apiary at Tofield, east of Edmonton.

An apiary at St. Isidore in the Peace region.

A honey farm at Delia in east central Alberta.

A honey operation at Grimshaw in the Peace River country.

Bees at Carnwood, southwest of Edmonton, foraging clover and alfalfa for a clear mild honey. They take dandelion and clover honey, beeswax and homemade goods to the Brazeau County markets at Lindale, Buck Creek and Carnwood.

A honey company at Sexsmith, north of Grande Prairie.

Terry and Yetta Greidanus sell honey straight from the hive at Cayley, in pails from one kilo up to seven, including an organic wildflower. Open Monday to Saturday.

A Red Deer County farm making creamed and raw honey from canola and alfalfa, and pollinating crops for other Alberta growers. Bring your own container to the farm gate and they fill it.

An apiary in Sturgeon County, north of Edmonton.

A second generation family farm in the Tawatinaw Valley, going since 1967. Canadian honey and beeswax, sold in bulk at home and abroad, and at the farm gate for anyone who turns up.

A honey farm on Highway 724 at Wembley, west of Grande Prairie.

A family apiary in the Peace Country running about 3,500 colonies. They sell raw honey and hive products, and bulk barrels to commercial buyers.

A multi generational operation at Watino now trading as Hive Hero. Raw honey and pollen sold direct, a fundraising programme for groups, and a seasonal bilingual cafe on site.

Fourth generation beekeepers at Brooks, in business since 1919. The family came from England in 1912 to break new farm land and the bees followed.

A 6000 colony operation near the hamlet of Falun, working across Wetaskiwin, Leduc and Ponoka counties. Honey production is the focus, with hybrid seed canola pollination in the south of the province.

Over thirty years in southern Alberta, best known for beeswax. They filter and refine wax from their own hives and from other Canadian beekeepers into pastilles and blocks for candles and skincare, and they sell honey too.

A honey operation at Lacombe in central Alberta.

A honey company at Scandia in southern Alberta, producing Canadian honey since 1937.

A honey operation on Highway 744 at Marie Reine in the Peace region.

A commercial beekeeping operation at High Prairie in northern Alberta.

An apiary at Granum in southern Alberta.

An apiary at High River, south of Calgary.

An apiary at Ardmore in northeast Alberta.

A honey operation at Tees in central Alberta.

A honey farm at Fairview in the Peace region.

They bought Kiwi Brian’s Honey in 2008 and have built it up since. Their creamed honey is neither pasteurised nor filtered. Sold in bulk and wholesale, at the farm and in a few stores, and they do a lot of pollination work.

Started by Tim and Pam Townsend in 1979 with 600 colonies and now at 3,300. A CFIA registered producer grader in Parkland County, selling honey across Canada and into the United States.

A central Alberta operation running hundreds of colonies on farmland around Edmonton and Leduc. Pickup is free from their place in Calmar.

A honey operation at Busby, near Westlock.

An apiary based at the Woodstock Estate Farm Shop at Sherwood Park, east of Edmonton.

An apiary at Smoky Lake, northeast of Edmonton.

A honey company at Guy in the Peace River country.

A bee products business at Falher in the Peace region.

A honey operation at Vegreville, east of Edmonton.

A honey producer at Peace River, trading under a Canadian Prairie Honey address.