From our hives · Millbury, Ohio
Raw, unfiltered local honey.
Bottled right here at Loco Acres Farm from our own hives. Never heated, never filtered — so it keeps all the pollen, enzymes and flavor of the fields the bees actually worked.
What makes it different
Hive to jar, and nowhere in between.
Most honey on a grocery shelf has been heated and pushed through fine filters. That makes it pour clear and sit on a shelf for years, but it also strips out the pollen and enzymes that give raw honey its character.
Ours skips all of that. We pull the frames, extract the honey, and put it straight into jars. What ends up on your table is what the bees made.
Local honey also means local blooms. The bees here work the fields, tree lines and wildflowers around Millbury and Wood County, so every batch carries the flavor of this specific place — and each season tastes a little different from the last.
Buying honey here
How to get a jar
Call ahead if you like
Honey is usually on the stand, but a quick call to 419-917-1706 confirms we have your size in stock before you drive out.
Come to the stand
We are open every day, 10 am to 5 pm, at 1760 Woodville Rd in Millbury. No appointment needed.
Pay how you like
Cash, all major credit cards, PayPal, Venmo, Zelle and Cash App. Prices follow the market, so we quote current pricing when you call or arrive.
Common questions
Good to know
What does “raw and unfiltered” actually mean?
It means the honey goes from the hive to the jar with nothing in between. It is never heated and never filtered, so the natural pollen, enzymes and flavor stay in the jar. Commercial honey is usually pasteurized and filtered, which gives it a longer shelf life and a uniform look but strips out much of what makes raw honey worth buying.
Is this honey actually local to the Millbury area?
Yes. It comes from our own hives here at the farm on Woodville Road, so every jar reflects the blooms of this corner of Wood County. That is also why no two seasons taste exactly the same.
Why does honey crystallize, and is it still good?
Crystallizing is normal and is actually a sign the honey is raw. It does not mean the honey has gone bad. Set the jar in warm water and it will return to liquid.
How much does a jar cost?
Prices follow the market and change through the season, so give us a call at 419-917-1706 for today's pricing and jar sizes.
Can you ship honey to me?
No. Everything we sell is local pickup only at the farm stand at 1760 Woodville Rd, Millbury. You are welcome to call ahead and we will set your order aside.
More from the farm
Everything else at the stand
Farm fresh eggs
Chicken eggs year round, plus seasonal duck, turkey and goose eggs.
See more →Freezer meats
Beef, turkey and chicken raised here — duck and goose by preorder.
See more →Live poultry
Chickens, turkeys, ducks and geese for your own flock.
See more →Holiday birds
Thanksgiving and Christmas turkeys, geese and ducks by preorder.
See more →Hours & directions
Open daily 10–5 on Woodville Road. Find us and plan your visit.
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