Honey farms in
Saskatchewan

A Carrot River honey producer, registered as a numbered company and listed with the provincial beekeepers commission. No website and no trading name we could find, so call or email to ask what they have.

A Carrot River honey producer, registered as a numbered company. The email on the provincial producer list is a Janzen Honey address, which is likely how they are known locally.

A Carrot River honey producer, registered as a numbered company and listed with the provincial beekeepers commission. Three Janzen operations keep bees around Carrot River.

Ashley and Erin Gray keep bees at Arborfield in northeast Saskatchewan. Cinnamon honey and cinnamon honey spread are what they are known for, alongside beeswax candles, tea lights and votives scented with essential oils.

A honey farm at Porcupine Plain in east central Saskatchewan, run by Murray Althouse. They sell honey and they sell bees.

Luke Moore runs bees at Balgonie, east of Regina. Raw honey every harvest and through the year while it lasts, plus four frame nucs ready for late May on pre-order.

A small apiary at Krydor, northwest of Saskatoon. What is for sale changes with the season, and has included honey, hives, hive parts and beeswax.

A honey operation at Rocanville, close to the Manitoba border in southeast Saskatchewan.

A Kinistino apiary selling honey and beeswax, and bees as well. One of two Bacon family operations in the same town.

Drew Keller keeps bees at Francis, southeast of Regina.

A honey and beeswax operation at Makwa in the northwest of the province, near Meadow Lake. They sell bees too.

A honey and beeswax operation at Langham, northwest of Saskatoon, run by Jorden Procter.

A honey farm at Sylvania, a small place south of Tisdale. They sell honey and bees.

An orchard with its own winery, meadery and store, 32 km east of the Diefenbaker Bridge at Prince Albert on Highway 55. They make mead and fruit wines from their own honey.

A honey and beeswax farm at Pleasantdale, between Melfort and Naicam.

Dennis Glennie keeps bees at Langenburg, near the Manitoba border. Honey and bees.

A honey producer at Nipawin, listed with the provincial beekeepers commission under his own name rather than a farm name.

Andrew Hamilton grew up working on his grandparents' commercial bee farm and started his own outside Regina in 2014. Six hundred colonies, with tours and workshops by request through spring and summer.

A family bee farm at Codette that has been producing Saskatchewan honey since 1946. Their honey is packed under the Northern Blossoms name, sold in bulk and in jars, and they sell beeswax and nucs as well.

A Kinistino honey operation selling honey, beeswax and bees. The second Bacon family outfit in town.

A third generation operation in the Saskatchewan Parkland, a mile south of Good Spirit Lake. Liquid, creamed and comb honey, and they turn worn out bee boxes into birdhouses and kindling.

Joe Alisauskas keeps bees at Langham, northwest of Saskatoon, and sells honey as well as bees.

A certified organic operation working out of Saskatoon. They sell honey by the bulk container and in retail containers, and raw beeswax, propolis and pollen alongside it.

Started by Urbain Moyen in 1964 with fifty hives and grown to around 2500 by 1986, still in the family at Zenon Park. Their bees work canola, alfalfa, clover and wildflowers, and they ship honey free anywhere in Canada.

Norm and Marilynn Knudsen run 1600 to 1700 colonies at Nipawin, wintered outdoors in insulated packs of four. Their honey is white and mild, from canola, clover and alfalfa, and it is neither filtered nor heated on the way out of the extractor. They sell by the truckload or part load.

A honey and beeswax operation at Cut Knife in west central Saskatchewan.

The Epp family keep bees in the rolling plains of southwest Saskatchewan. Their shop sells a mild unpasteurised alfalfa honey, creamed honey plain or with cinnamon, and beeswax candles and food wraps they make by hand. Four of them do every step themselves.

A North Battleford operation selling honey, beeswax and bees.

A honey producer at Red Deer Hill, south of Prince Albert.

A co-op at Ridgedale that runs 1700 honey producing hives of its own, unusual for a co-op. They ship around 300,000 lbs of honey a year to be packed and sold on through stores, and raise their own queens and nucs for the operation.

A Melfort operation selling honey, beeswax and bees.

Linda Kletchko keeps bees at Balgonie, east of Regina. Creamed, liquid and flavoured honeys, comb honey, beeswax, candles and lip balms, and she has them all year rather than just after harvest.

Struan Road Apiaries is a family run beekeeping operation based near Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. We started beekeeping in 2015 with 2 hives and have grown our operation to 300 hives. We believe in keeping our bees and the honey they give us as nature intended. Raw, unpasteurized and delicious honey, from our hives to your table.

A honey and beeswax operation at Lloydminster, on the Saskatchewan side of the border.

A bee farm in east central Saskatchewan making raw white honey and ice honey, along with beeswax and skin products. They put a lot of weight on fair trade and on the farmer getting paid.

A pollination and honey business at Eatonia in west central Saskatchewan, listed under Janeil Enterprises Inc.

Coralie Smith keeps bees at Lloydminster, on the Saskatchewan side.

A small batch Saskatoon operation making unpasteurised creamed and flavoured honeys. They mail orders across Canada and into the United States.

A certified organic honey ranch at Val Marie, down by Grasslands National Park. Honey and beeswax.

A Hague operation north of Saskatoon selling two ways. In bulk it is alfalfa, canola and wildflower honey, raw beeswax and raw propolis. On the retail side it is caragana and dandelion honey, alfalfa and wildflower honey, and beeswax. They also sell five frame nucs and ten frame singles.

John Wendell bought his first hives more than eighty years ago and the farm is still on the original site near MacNutt, now running over 4000 production hives. Three generations in, they sell their raw white honey direct under the Wendell Estate name.

A Saskatoon operation listed under the beekeepers own names rather than a farm name. Honey, beeswax and bees.

A Nipawin honey company selling honey, beeswax and bees, and making plastic queen excluders on the side.