Local Long Island honey? (Huntington, Smithtown: buy, allergies, live)

[sweepea]

Does anyone know where I can buy local Long Island honey, preferably in Suffolk County? Thanks, all.

[agw123]

Originally Posted by sweepea

Does anyone know where I can buy local Long Island honey, preferably in Suffolk County? Thanks, all.

See:

Long Island Beekeepers Club Honey

[OhBeeHave]

874-4750. Peter Bizzoso Southpaw Farms Manorville.

Good stuff!

[JonnyTrees]

most farmers markets have local honey. as do farm stands.

[Glad2BHere]

Farm stand on 25A in Northport, just East of Centerport rd.

[kayo_michael]

Waldemar Galka
waldig[at]netzero.com or Call: 631 724 354[six]
Maple Avenue Gazette Patchogue, NY

I think he's out of Smithtown.

[Elke Mariotti]

Makinajian Country Store in Huntington, corner of Little Plains and Cuba Hill Roads (276 Cuba Hill Rd)
631-368-9320. (It's a small farm that not only grows fruit and vegetables, but they also have livestock there, often visible in the front yard: chickens, geese, lambs and I believe I've even seen goats on occasion)

They not only have local honey but also fresh eggs, fresh grown produce, fresh baked goods, etc. I believe they have a facebook page as well.

In the Spring, you can buy a large variety of tomato seedlings there too!

[sweepea]

Oh, thank you, everyone! Quite a few of these places are local to me, and I will try them.

I've heard that the healthiest honey to eat is local.

[sweepea]

Originally Posted by Elke Mariotti

Makinajian Country Store in Huntington, corner of Little Plains and Cuba Hill Roads (276 Cuba Hill Rd)
631-368-9320. (It's a small farm that not only grows fruit and vegetables, but they also have livestock there, often visible in the front yard: chickens, geese, lambs and I believe I've even seen goats on occasion)

They not only have local honey but also fresh eggs, fresh grown produce, fresh baked goods, etc. I believe they have a facebook page as well.

In the Spring, you can buy a large variety of tomato seedlings there too!

Must try this place. I love their Facebook page.

[Elke Mariotti]

Originally Posted by sweepea

I've heard that the healthiest honey to eat is local.

For anyone with allergies, local honey is the way to go, because it's from local nectar