Purchase UMD Honey
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Thank you for your interest in supporting the research of UMD Honey Bee Lab by purchasing our honey!
To order, complete the UMD Honey Order Form. You will receive an auto-confirmation when your order is received. All honey order pickups will be at Plant Sciences Building room 4176. Orders may be picked up Monday through Friday between the hours of 11:30am and 1:30pm. Questions? Email us at honey@umd.edu. Directions from PLS Loading Dock entrance Enter the loading dock bay and turn right. Take a Left at the end of the hall to find the elevator. Go to Floor 4 and walk straight until you arrive at room 4176 (on your left). Directions from Hornbake Plaza entrance Take elevator to Floor 4. Turn left out of the dual elevator bay and take your first left to go down the long hallway. Follow the hall to room 4176 (on your right). The Plant Sciences Building loading dock driveway is accessible from Regents Drive. It is the first left turn if heading north from the Campus Drive M Circle. There is no sign marking the driveway, but this link should provide directions via Google Maps. 
Honey makes a great gift for a good friend
What’s up with the Bees?
Bee season is ramping up fast and spring is coming! Usually starting around late March or early April, Maryland experiences it’s primary nectar flow, where most abundant forage is available and flowering trees and plants start producing large amounts of nectar to attract pollinators! Our bees are fortunate to be located in pesticide-free agricultural areas owned by University of Maryland, surrounded by abundant flowering trees, crops, and cover crops. All proceeds from our honey sales go directly back to helping fund our research, extension and outreach work throughout Maryland, as well as help cover expenses for caring for our bees! Be it for yourself or for a friend, UMD Honey is a gift that keeps on giving. More About Our Honey! Our honey is produced from research colonies located on campus and at several Maryland farms. More than 150 colonies are utilized each year for honey bee health, epidemiological and best management research to inform both local and national beekeeping practices. Some of these apiaries are used specifically for extension and teaching, capitalizing on our expertise to share and engage with the strong community of Maryland beekeepers. Honey bees are a vital agricultural component and the only managed pollinator in the US. More than 100 important crops are pollinated by honey bees. Honey bees forage on pollen and nectar sources around our Maryland farms, enjoying a wide range of wildflowers and flowering trees, which creates a superb and flavorful honey. Important floral sources for our bees include Maple, Tulip Poplar, Black Locust, clover, aster, and goldenrod. All honey sale proceeds directly support our research, extension work, and the bees! If you would like to donate to support our work please visit University of Maryland "Giving to Maryland" Honey Bee Lab Donation Site. Thank you again for your support! For more information, please email honey@umd.edu. |
Honey Prices:
We accept cash or checks made out to "University of Maryland." We do not accept credit cards or virtual payment at this time. 1 Pound Queenline Jar (glass)
5.5 ounce Hexagonal Jar (glass)
Jar Combo
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