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The best honey farms in Georgia

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Organised lists 4 farms in Georgia. Many do more than one thing, so among them are 4 egg farms, 4 farm shops and 4 honey farms. 4 deliver to your door.

4 honey farms, rated 4.8 from 415 Google reviews.

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    • A black cow nosing her newborn red calf beside a round hay bale
    A bronze turkey in full display on the grass in front of the barns at sunset
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    1. 1A black cow nosing her newborn red calf beside a round hay baleCarlton FarmsRaw milk, meat & eggs · Rockmart4.8 (378 reviews)Carlton Farms is a diversified family farm in Rockmart, Georgia, about 45 miles northwest of Atlanta. The land has been family owned since 1919, cows have been milked here since Louie Carlton started the dairy in 1946, and the third, fourth and fifth generations all work the farm today, raising animals on pasture with non GMO feeds and regenerative, sustainable methods. The farm produces raw cows' milk for pets, free range eggs, grass fed beef and lamb, and pasture raised poultry and pork, and stocks fruit, vegetables, raw honey and organic pecans from like minded local farms. Shop at the on-farm store, collect from a popup pickup location, or have the farm's own trucks deliver to your door. In season there is a corn maze, and school field trips run in spring and autumn.
    2. 2A bronze turkey in full display on the grass in front of the barns at sunsetFreebird FarmRaw milk, meat & eggs · Fayetteville5 (33 reviews)Freebird Farm is a small niche farm in southern Fayette County, Georgia, raising heritage breed livestock and poultry alongside a full programme of on-farm education. Classes run for children and adults, from homeschool sessions and KinderFarming to pysanky workshops, with field trips, tours, goat yoga and music events on the calendar too. The farm sells goat's milk soap and other handmade farm goods, plus chicks, fertile eggs, goats and livestock, and even rents out incubators and equipment. It is not open to the public for casual visits, so contact the farm to schedule a pickup time for any purchase.
    3. 3Five goat kids feeding from a row of bottles on a wooden deckThe Little Farmstead That CouldEggs · LaFayette5 (4 reviews)The Little Farmstead That Could is a small CSA farm in LaFayette, Georgia, growing a wide mix of produce with soil health and biodiversity at the heart of how it farms. It describes its approach as beyond organic, and it serves the LaFayette, Villanow and Rock Springs areas. Food is sold through the CSA programme, with members collecting a regular share of whatever is in season, and raw honey features too. The farm also runs educational farm classes. There are no fixed hours, so email to arrange a visit or to ask about joining.
    4. 4The farm's market stall with two of the family behind a table of jams, honey and plantsMaple Park HomesteadMeat & eggs · WinderMaple Park Homestead is a family run smallholding in Winder, Georgia that grew from a kitchen garden and a beekeeping course into a working farm. The family keep laying hens, meat chickens and a dairy goat, raise heritage rabbits, and grow heirloom vegetables alongside an orchard for fresh fruit and hives for honey. There are home baked goods too. Everything is sold from the farm stand at 411 Maple Park Drive, open on Saturday mornings from 8am to 12pm. Give them a call before you make the trip if you are after something particular.
    1. 1A black cow nosing her newborn red calf beside a round hay bale

      Carlton Farms

      Rockmart · Raw honey, raw milk4.8 · 378 reviewsCarlton Farms is a diversified family farm in Rockmart, Georgia, about 45 miles northwest of Atlanta. The land has been family owned since 1919, cows have been milked here since Louie Carlton started the dairy in 1946, and the third, fourth and fifth generations all work the farm today, raising animals on pasture with non GMO feeds and regenerative, sustainable methods. The farm produces raw cows' milk for pets, free range eggs, grass fed beef and lamb, and pasture raised poultry and pork, and stocks fruit, vegetables, raw honey and organic pecans from like minded local farms. Shop at the on-farm store, collect from a popup pickup location, or have the farm's own trucks deliver to your door. In season there is a corn maze, and school field trips run in spring and autumn.
    2. 2A bronze turkey in full display on the grass in front of the barns at sunset

      Freebird Farm

      Fayetteville · Raw honey, raw milk5.0 · 33 reviewsFreebird Farm is a small niche farm in southern Fayette County, Georgia, raising heritage breed livestock and poultry alongside a full programme of on-farm education. Classes run for children and adults, from homeschool sessions and KinderFarming to pysanky workshops, with field trips, tours, goat yoga and music events on the calendar too. The farm sells goat's milk soap and other handmade farm goods, plus chicks, fertile eggs, goats and livestock, and even rents out incubators and equipment. It is not open to the public for casual visits, so contact the farm to schedule a pickup time for any purchase.
    3. 3Five goat kids feeding from a row of bottles on a wooden deck

      The Little Farmstead That Could

      LaFayette · Raw honey, eggs5.0 · 4 reviewsThe Little Farmstead That Could is a small CSA farm in LaFayette, Georgia, growing a wide mix of produce with soil health and biodiversity at the heart of how it farms. It describes its approach as beyond organic, and it serves the LaFayette, Villanow and Rock Springs areas. Food is sold through the CSA programme, with members collecting a regular share of whatever is in season, and raw honey features too. The farm also runs educational farm classes. There are no fixed hours, so email to arrange a visit or to ask about joining.
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    Maple Park Homestead

    Winder · Raw honey, butcherMaple Park Homestead is a family run smallholding in Winder, Georgia that grew from a kitchen garden and a beekeeping course into a working farm. The family keep laying hens, meat chickens and a dairy goat, raise heritage rabbits, and grow heirloom vegetables alongside an orchard for fresh fruit and hives for honey. There are home baked goods too. Everything is sold from the farm stand at 411 Maple Park Drive, open on Saturday mornings from 8am to 12pm. Give them a call before you make the trip if you are after something particular.