Hamilton Apiaries
Regina, Saskatchewan
Andrew Hamilton grew up working on his grandparents' commercial bee farm and started his own outside Regina in 2014. Six hundred colonies, with tours and workshops by request through spring and summer.
How to buy from them
They have not said publicly how they sell, so get in touch with them directly. Small northern and island operations often sell out locally before anything reaches a shelf.
What they make
- Liquid honey
- Courses
Honey varieties
- Wildflower
- Canola
- Alfalfa
- Wolf willow, wild berries, sweet clover, and goldenrod
About the operation
- Keeping bees since
- 2014
- Hives
- 600
Unclaimed listing
Is this your farm?
We wrote this from your own public website in August 2026, so people could find you. You have not sent us anything, so there is no photo and some of it may be out of date. Claim it and it is yours to correct. Email us and it comes down.
Source: https://hamiltonhoney.ca/index.html
We do not sell honey and we do not handle their orders. Stock and market dates change through the season, so check with the farm before you drive out.
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