The best honey farms in Indiana
4.6 from 120 reviews across 2 farms
Organised lists 5 farms in Indiana, including 5 farm shops, 5 honey farms and 3 raw milk farms. 4 deliver to your door.
4.6 from 120 reviews across 2 farms
Organised lists 5 farms in Indiana, including 5 farm shops, 5 honey farms and 3 raw milk farms. 4 deliver to your door.



Circle Q Acres Farm MarketHoney farm in Wolcottville4.5 (95 reviews)Circle Q Acres Farm Market is a family run market in Wolcottville, Indiana selling locally sourced goods with an emphasis on quality and freshness. The market backs local producers and enjoys helping customers put a face to the food they buy.
Raw honey and other local products are sold in store, with roadside collection also on offer. There are no fixed opening hours, so phone or email ahead to check when someone will be about.
Hidden Hollow Honey CoHoney farm in Waynetown4.9 (25 reviews)Hidden Hollow Honey Co produces raw local honey in Waynetown, Indiana, harvested from their own hives and only minimally filtered so it keeps the character of the region's flowers. Alongside jars of clear honey in sizes from 8 ounces to 3 pounds there is creamed honey, honey straws and a hot honey made in house with local honey and fresh ghost peppers.
The company is also a full beekeeping supplier, selling hiveware, protective clothing, extraction equipment, live bees and queen rearing gear, and running a course called The Beekeeper's Year. Everything can be ordered through the online shop, and the business keeps weekday hours for callers.
Farmers Gold Inc.Honey farm in CiceroFarmers Gold Inc. is the holistic Central Indiana farm of Amy Jo and Jay Farmer in Cicero, Indiana. Plants, honeybees and farm animals are grown organically, free from chemical or otherwise adulterated inputs, and the fields are ringed with conservation grasses and native flowers that look after the soil, the water and the pollinators.
The farm sells raw goat milk pet treats, dairy goat herdshares, produce, hay, livestock and honeybee products, all raised and sold from the farm itself. It is open daily but it is a working farm, so call or text ahead before visiting, or use the contact form on the website to ask about a purchase.
Fry Farms Co-opFarm shopFry Farms Co-op is a farm co-op in Ligonier, Indiana, supplying raw dairy from Spring River Dairy through a herd share scheme. The milk comes from Jersey cows grazing fresh grasses with free choice hay, minerals, salt and kelp, never given antibiotics or hormones to boost production, and it is sold full fat and whole, never skimmed and never heated.
Members pay boarding fees through the online store and collect raw milk, cream, butter, kefir, yogurt, cottage cheese, raw milk cheeses and curds, eggnog and colostrum, alongside pastured eggs, maple syrup and homegrown flower bouquets. Pickup locations are listed on the site, and there are no fixed farm hours, so get in touch to arrange collection.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
