Howland's Honey/ Howland Apiaries

James Howland started with Bees in the summer of 1930 as a hobbyist while working in his father's furniture factory. By 1940 James was ready to go commercial. During the 2nd World war, the price of honey was high so James increased his Bees. In 1960 his son David, who loved helping his father work with Bees since he was eight, was out of college and went into business with him. Howland's had 4,000 colonies of Bees by 1970. David's son, Michael, joined his mother, Joan & father in the business in 1988. Today, 77 years later, Howland's Honey is not only well known for it's high quality honey in NY state but in other states all over the country as well.

Howland's Honey/ Howland Apiaries
Joan-Ann Howland
12449 Rt 38
Berkshire, NY 13736
United States
beehow@aol.com

(607) 657-2517
(607) 657-2517 Fax

Ordering

By phone at: (607) 657-2517
You may order by mail.
Smallest quantity shipped: 10 lbs.

Honey Varietal	Origin
Alfalfa/Clover	New York
Apple Blossom	New York
Aster	New York
Bamboo	New York
Basswood	New York
Black Locust	New York
Buckwheat	New York
Clover, Sweet	New York
Clover, White Sweet	New York
Dandelion	New York
Goldenrod	New York
Knapweed	New York
Mixed Flower	New York
Orange Blossom	Florida
Raspberry	New York
Star Thistle	New York
Wildflower	New York

We sell locally produced honey!

Forms of Honey Sold:

Liquid
Comb

Liquid Honey Sizes

8 oz.
12 oz. (1 cup)
1 lb.
2 lb.
5 lb.
10 lb.
20 lb.
40 lb.
Pails (5 gal.)
Drums, 55 gal.

Comb Honey Sizes

12 oz.

Whipped Honey Sizes

Other Products/Services

Beeswax
Nucs
Queen Cells

This honey supplier:

Produces Honey
Packs Honey

Target Markets:

Bakery
Foodservice
Retail
Wholesale
Direct to Consumer
Farmers Markets

Distribution Areas:

Nationwide