White Lake Farms LLC

Pure Raw Honey Along the Wasatch Front

White Lake Farms is a small, family-owned farm located in Genola, Utah. We sell only pure raw honey from Utah's Wasatch Front. When you purchase honey from White Lake Farms, you can rest assured that it is from conscientious bee keepers. Our honey bees are raised with environmentally friendly practices. Because a hive needs a large gathering area to produce well, we try to find the most suitable locations with the least amount of environmental impact around.

We often rent our hives to local farmers to assist with pollination. If you’re interested in renting hives, please let us know.

We have a passion for preserving the many natural health benefits of honey. By not filtering our honey and not heating it above 118 degrees, it retains these health benefits.  

You can find our honey at many fine retailers across the valley. Our sales representatives are always busy refilling shelves. If you’d like to buy directly from White Lake Farms, either in 6 ounce bears, 4.5oz jars, 10oz jars, pint jars, quart jars, a 3-pound jug, a 5-pound jug, or 55 gallon drums, please contact us or buy online.

Our Story

White Lake Farms began in 2007 with three hives as a family project. We continue to add hives every year to enable us to provide more of the purest, raw honey available. 

When we harvest the honey, we don’t filter it, we only use a course mesh to remove large foreign materials (dead bees, wooden pieces, grass etc.) out of the honey. Filtration removes many of the honey’s natural properties while straining maintains its health benefits. 

We sell all our container honey as raw honey. Which means it has not been heated above 118 degrees during processing as per the state of Utah requirements. We do not heat honey during processing. We extract using the method of cold extracting. 

Pasteurizing honey removes many of its natural antioxidants; calcium, potassium, magnesium; vitamins A, C, D, E, and K as well as many B vitamins; and enzymes, therefore greatly reducing the benefits of the honey. That’s why we only sell pure raw honey.

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The Health Benefits of Raw Honey

Antibacterial
Honey has long been used for centuries to heal topical wounds. Unprocessed or “raw” honey contains antimicrobial properties that promote wound healing.

Anti-inflammatory
Burns and abrasions can swell as the body works to bring fluid to the area. Honey can help reduce the swelling and can also protect the injury from infection.

Antioxidant
Why are antioxidants so important? It’s because they are like foot soldiers in the fight against illness, aging, and the breakdown of the human body. They zero in on free radicals, grab hold, and sweep them out of your body keeping you healthier, younger looking, and in better shape. 

Digestive Health
There are good bacteria in the body and bad bacteria in the body. The good bacteria help to break down the foods you eat and transform them into substances your body needs. Bad bacteria attack your system and can cause everything from a sore throat to an upset stomach. Raw honey is a natural probiotic that stimulates the growth of the good hormones in your body. This will help keep your system working smoothly.

Relaxation
Honey stimulates the release of tryptophan which helps make you sleepy. If you’re having trouble counting sheep, a teaspoon of honey before bed can help. Or, try White Lake farms Milk-and-Honey Bath Soak to help wash the stress away.

Age Fighter
As mentioned above, honey is a wonderful source of antioxidants. Those little wonders can help keep your skin smooth and looking younger. Raw honey has also been reported to help with acne. 

Skin Softener
Rough, cracked feet can be painful. Honey’s moisturizing abilities can restore your feet just in time for sandal season.

Itch Soother
Whether it’s a bug bite or eczema, itchy skin can distract you and scratching only makes it worse. Instead, use the power of raw honey to neutralize the itch, help heal the skin, and soften the tissue.

(Results are not guaranteed)

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