Honey farms in
Manitoba

A family run farm on Highway 3 just east of Carman, selling unpasteurised honey right through the year. They also pour beeswax candles by hand.

A Manitoba honey farm started in 2013 by Josh and Kayla Wiebe with five hives. Unpasteurised creamed honey, honeys flavoured with real fruit, and handmade beeswax products. They sell online, at farmers markets around Manitoba, and through shops across the country.

Raw unfiltered prairie flower honey from the Interlake, sold in everything from a 1 kg jar to a 30 kg pail. They also pour beeswax candles.

A family bee yard at Macdonald, northwest of Portage la Prairie. They sell liquid and creamed honey from a 60 gram mini jar up to a 30 kilogram pail, along with beeswax, candles, salves, lip balm and bee pollen.

A regenerative farm in southwest Manitoba making raw honey from mixed prairie flowers, sold in everything from a 500g jar to a 15kg pail.

A honey farm at Roblin, just over the Manitoba side of the Saskatchewan border. Listed with the Saskatchewan beekeepers commission because that is where the bees work.

A certified organic farm on Dawson Road, marked by a big yellow sign. It started as Marg's Strawberry Patch in 1998 and now makes honey, bee pollen, and jam. Also trades as MSP Honey.

Phil's Honey is based in Starbuck, Manitoba. Our beehives are located in the western Red River Valley and the southwest Interlake regions of Manitoba, Canada. While a large portion of our crop is Canola honey, we also regularly produce Clover, Alfalfa, Sunflower, and Buckwheat.

A Parkland region family operation running its own bees since 1954. They sell honey in barrels and totes by the truckload, pack it for retail, and pollinate wild blueberry and hybrid canola seed crops.

Small batch honey from urban hives in Charleswood, next to the Assiniboine Forest. The bees work city gardens and parks, which is what gives it its flavour.

Fresh local unpasteurised honey from six hives just outside Lockport. Straight from our happy hives to your table.

A third generation family honey farm at Marchand in southeast Manitoba. The family have kept bees since 1960, first in Germany, and brought the business to Canada in 2008. They sell clover, wildflower and buckwheat honey, cinnamon and lemon infused honey, bee pollen and propolis.

A small Winnipeg producer selling pure nectar honeys, creamed and flavoured honeys, and beeswax goods, with pickup on Victoria Avenue West.

A multi-generational beekeeping family farm. Female and Métis owned and operated. Nestled between the boreal forest and the ancient trade routes of the Winnipeg River. The bees forage in the nearby fields and forests. This honey is a very light white colour with a unique flavour.

Unpasteurised honey gathered from more than fifty bee yards around Selkirk. Going since 2004, and best known for creamed honey in a range of flavours.