Fresh Honeycomb in Nebraska

Local honeycomb from beekeepers across Nebraska.

Buy fresh honeycomb direct from beekeepers in Nebraska. Every listing below is a local apiary – contact them straight away to arrange collection or delivery of genuinely local honeycomb.

5 beekeepers found

It's All About Bees! – local beekeeper

It's All About Bees!

"It's All About Bees!" was started in 2000 by Wendy Fletcher, who was soon joined by her mom, Margi Fletcher. Her dad started migratory beekeeping in 1972 and …

8540 Park Drive, Ralston Nebraska 68127, Ralston, Nebraska, 68127

Alfalfa-Clover (nebraska)Sunflower (nebraska)Watermelon (nebraska) +7 more

Lance honey farms – local beekeeper

Lance honey farms

We produce and sell honey, honeybees, queens, wax and offer pollination services. We teach beginning beekeeping classes and mentor beginner beekeepers as well.…

712 Milan avenue, Ravenna Nebraska 68869, Ravenna, Nebraska, 68869

Alfalfa-Clover (nebraska)Basswood (nebraska)Buckwheat (nebraska) +15 more

Country road bees – local beekeeper

Country road bees

We specialize in small-batch varietal and prairie flower honeys. Our objective is to preserve the flavor from every flower visited by the bees.

2580 County Road Y, Morse Bluff Nebraska 68648, Morse, Bluff Nebraska, 68648

Black Locust (nebraska)Buckwheat (nebraska)Clover +8 more

FAT HEAD FARMS LLC – local beekeeper

FAT HEAD FARMS LLC

[email protected] 402.910.7028

1531 ROAD 7, CLARKSON Nebraska 68629, CLARKSON, Nebraska, 68629

CloverSweet (nebraska)Liquid Honey +6 more

Gare Bear Honey – local beekeeper

Gare Bear Honey

[email protected] 4025258098

2627 S 34, Lincoln Nebraska 68506, Lincoln, Nebraska, 68506

Alfalfa-Clover (nebraska)Apple Blossom (nebraska)Liquid Honey +16 more

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Frequently asked questions

Can you eat the wax in honeycomb?

Yes. Beeswax is food-safe and edible. Most people chew the comb to enjoy the honey, then either swallow the soft wax or set it aside – both are fine.

How should I store honeycomb?

Keep it in an airtight container at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. It does not need refrigerating and will keep for many months.

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