Featured collection
-
Arkansas Honey - Squeeze Bottle
![Honeyton Farms Honey Squeeze Bottle]()
- Regular price
- from $3.00
- Sale price
- from $3.00
- Regular price
-
- Unit price
- per
Sold out -
Arkansas Honey - Glass Jar
![Honeyton Farms Honey Glass Jar]()
- Regular price
- from $10.00
- Sale price
- from $10.00
- Regular price
-
- Unit price
- per
Sold out
Why Honeyton Farms
Honeyton Farms, located in Cabot, AR, was established in 2012 by two hobby beekeepers who created their apiary by rescuing local swarms of bees from trees, homes, and any places the bees faced extermination. That tradition of locally rescuing honeybees and giving them a home in which to thrive is something we are still very passionate about at our farm.
We are bee whisperers and honey harvesters who believe in the craft of bee keeping. Our mission is to create pure and natural products made directly from the incredible innate gifts that honeybees provide for us. Our honeybees forage consists of nectar and pollen from the blooming plants in Central Arkansas. Because we value the integral role that bees play in our environment, everything we do at Honeyton Farms is invested into supporting the honeybees.
From the Source
When you purchase Honeyton Farms products, you are playing your part in helping support the honeybees. We feel it is our responsibility to educate others about the value of the honeybee and to dedicate ourselves to restoring the bee population in central Arkansas.
That’s where Honeyton Farms comes in. Our goal is to become the most trusted, transparent and tasty honey in America. Raw, and never treated or ultra-filtered, we produce and source only the most sustainable, healthy and delicious honey in the country.
100% RAW
Our honey is always pure and never processed.
NEVER PASTEURIZED
Preserving all the natural vitamins, enzymes and other nutritional elements.
NEVER FILTERED
Our honey is never ultra- filtered, still containing pollen found in the area.
LOCALLY RESCUED BEES
We can gather a swarm without harming the bees and introduce the bees into a hive to give them a safe home.