We had an amazing experience at Hunter's Honey Farm the weekend before Christmas! We got to…read morehand-pour beeswax candles and fill a honey bear with fresh, raw, unfiltered honey--such a fun, hands-on activity that even my teenager and her friend loved. Kelley was fantastic, sharing her knowledge of sustainable beekeeping and the care that goes into producing pure, organic honey straight from the hive. The farm gift shop was stocked with incredible raw, unprocessed honey, honeycomb, and beeswax products--we left with plenty! We're so excited to come back this summer for the Honey House Tour, Beehive Tour, Forestry Tour, and Queen Special Tour! Getting to work a live beehive with a beekeeper and see the honey extraction process will be unforgettable. If you're looking for the best raw, organic honey in Indiana and a truly unique farm experience, Hunter's Honey Farm is a must-visit!

One of our new favorite traditions is cutting down our tree at Hunter's Honey Farm! This year we…read moreactually went out and tagged it when it was warm and then went back on Wednesday to cut it down. So many cool things about that experience... 1) I used a chainsaw for the first time and now I want to cut down all the trees! 2) We put something that wouldn't fit in our car in our relatively new truck bed... it was sooooo big! 3) While I was there, I bought several jars of their honey (again)! They have completely embraced the "hot honey" trend and are making some amazing honeys that are perfect for a nice "drizzle" on pizza, a Christmas ham or even as a sweetener in your green beans or spaghetti sauce! Their service is fantastic and you're even able to taste a few before buying! Go see them for gift baskets or to join their "honey (not jelly) of the month club" #iykyk

I have been buying my honey from Chris's Honey for years. I will only use raw honey for my family…read more I have even made my homemade REAL pumpkin pies with this honey instead of sugar. We loved it SO much that I baked a pie just for Chris's honey! I took it to Ray and his family along with the recipe. They said they really enjoyed the flavor that REAL honey brought out in the REAL pumpkin pie. That's the way God intended its to sweeten our lives! As long as they are selling, I'll keep buying!

I picked up some at the Lebanon farmers market and it is great! Will be buying more when i am out :)read more

I have another review posted for 'Anderson Farmers Market', same place, different name! The market…read morenow seems to have found a permanent home in the Park Place Community Center. In good weather it is outside, in rainy weather they go inside to the old school gymnasium. It's perfect! This is a small farmers market but there are several faithful vendors I love including Asparagus Annie's (their own produce, breads, pies and sometimes crafts), a local farm with their own vegetables and meats (try the sausages), local honey from Wildflower Ridge and local artisans with jewelry, art, homemade cards and more. You get the flavor (ha!) so come check it out yourself and support our local growers!

Compared to the Muncie Farmer's Market at Minnetrista, the Anderson Market is very small. There…read morewere only two farmers with fresh produce. However, there is a BBQ tent with a smoker and freshly made BBQ. Also both MUGS & Jackrabbit Coffee have locations here. So it's definitely worth a coffee stop on Saturdays, plus you get a chance to shop from local independent merchants. MUGS was offering a free coffee or a free breakfast burrito today. I got the burrito. It was cheesy with eggs and sausage and veggies-- a $4 value for free. You can also get a coupon for next Saturday too.

I encountered Beougher Honey Farms during the 2023 Celina Lake festival. I love honey. Just love…read moreits delicious, sweet taste. I use honey on a number of my recipes when I cook, and i even love to add it to my coffee. Honey is a natural, healthy, and sweet treat that has been historically beloved. It is why is was used routinely as a symbol of God's blessing and abundance in the Bible, and some scholars believe that the ambrosia and nectar of the Ancient Greco-Roman gods was actually honey. So a booth full of honey products caught my eye. I bought some honey, honey sticks, and creamed honey. They had lots of products from beeswax bars to lotion bars. Thinking back, i wish I had bought the beeswax bar. The honey (at least in the straws) also came in different infused flavors. The honey was delish! Per a festival website, "Beougher Honey Farms sells raw local honey, comb honey, flavored honey sticks & beeswax bars. We also sell overwintered Ohio nucs and queen bees." So they are a one stop shop for all things bee related. I was super happy I came here and got me some delicious and sweet goodness!

Omg the best honey ever I bought some at the feast of the flowering moon festival in Chillicothe I…read moregot the cinnamon honey I use it all the time in my tea I love it and will be getting more!

I've never been a person that likes honey. Until I tried My Hunny's Honey. I get the darker honey…read morefrom them. Only way to describe it delicious!! Give them a try you will be surprised on how different store bought and their honey taste.

Amazing chocolates and sweet people. I haven't tried the honey yet, but will definitely be back to…read moretry that out!

I have been going to Bee Haven since I was a kid. My dad always told me about the chemical…read moreproperties in other candles and would go on and on about how good beeswax candles are. (He was and is 100% right). I love being able to burn candles and know my air is being purified instead of tainted. Their honey is amazing too! Finding raw wildflower honey that is also sourced locally is such a treat! I have bought several other things over the years like beeswax wrap, chapstick, and stickers. I always feel happy when I walk in, especially in the summer when the bees are in the store enjoying themselves too.

Beautiful locally owned store! High quality products and delicious honey! A gem to the community!read more

The house of honey is so cute. It's a converted old church and it's magical when you walk in…read more They've got lots of goodies. I can't live without their whipped cinnamon honey, but please don't buy it at all so I have some left for me! You have to park across the street, though, so be careful crossing the road! If you're out near Stonelick Lake, this is just down the road. Also, the Pringle farm is nearby. And if you're hungry, just drive down 132 and catch ta meal at The Bite in Milford. It's a nice little driving circuit through some pretty country.

Foujd at a local farmers market. Local money has really helped with our allergies. High quality…read moreand everything taste great. Owner is really nice guy.

It's all about the whipped honey. A spoonful for me, a spoonful for you…read more Annnnnd the adorable owners. You'll find Wildflower Ridge Honey around town at farmers markets and on the shelves of food markets like Wildwood, Rail Epicurean Market and Goose the Market. Similar to Allison F, I recommend the cinnamon whipped honey. You'll be throwing a spoonful in your tea, a scoop just because and so on. You won't miss their yellow and tasty displays at the farmers markets featuring beeswax, whole honeycomb, honey sticks, chapsticks, and delicious samples.

A little out of the norm for us. Why not? The owner was very knowledgeable on all things concerning…read morebee keeping and harvesting of honey. Graham's has soap and wax figurines made from the honeycomb. Picture this... You walk into a long room and sense someone standing beside you. Eerie. Naw, just a bee keeper suit hanging around waiting for someone to buy. The back room is filled with quality makings for hives.

We ordered our bee colony in March and they told us we could pick it up in June. They were very…read moreefficient and sent me a receipt right after we ordered. One week before they called me and scheduled our pick up date and time. The 1 hour drive down SR 135 was scenic once we got south of Greenwood. Downtown Morgantown has it going on! Local businesses, not chains, dominate the Main Street. When we walked into the bee store we found many more beekeepers waiting for the colonies to arrive. Apparently the bees are kept outside of town and brought to town inside this big box truck. Everyone was so nice while we waited for the 'NUC' boxes to be distributed. I spoke with a charter school teacher that lost 4 hives last winter and was picking up 4 more. She was driving a hatchback and I felt way better driving my truck with the bees outside the cab. Great experience, great people here!

The honey here is amazing and the staff is very helpful. The other products and crafts here are…read morefirst rate as well. Local honey is defined as honey originating from a hive 25-50 miles from your home or with 2-8 miles from the same nectar source for optimal benefits. https://www.locallifesc.com/raw-truth-local-honey/ Save Your Bees imports honey from the Georgetown/Lexington KY area 60-70 miles from the storefront. So in this sense it is local honey in the context that the nectars and pollen are from plants similar to those found in this area. For allergy relief in particular, 50 miles is considered local for honey. Within the 50 mile range, the pollen should be very similar and would be beneficial. The term "local honey" is a bit misleading in this context which is not to say that honey from 60-70 miles away may not still have similar benefits to honey that is truly local as defined by many beekeepers and scientists. T his is just a clarification that is worth noting depending on the benefits that you may hope to gain from buying local honey. Supporting local bee keepers and sustaining the local bee population s is essential to the health of our planet. Pesticides and 5G cell service threatens to wipe out this essential component of our ecosystem so please support your local beekeepers this is simply a little more information to help the consumer to make an informed decision.

I love this place!!! Thank you for reminding people that we need bees (and backyard chickens) that…read morewithout bees, no food. Important for these corporate chemical loving folks around here.