Oak Grove Apiaries
22137 Oak Grove Road R0A0Y0 Lorette, MB, Canada

Fresh, natural and unpasteurized honey now available! Still only $2.50 / lb! 2 lb, 4 lb, 6 lb and 10 lb containers available ... Our grandson also has his own stand with smaller containers. You can call or text Dennis at 204-782-7838 to confirm pickup times.

In search of summer helper to work on bee apiary. Must be 14+, strong, attentive and able to get to job on their own. Pay $15/hour and round up to next hour. Hours will vary depending on honey production. Please call Dennis at 204-782-7838 to discuss details further.In search of summer helper to work on bee apiary. Must be 14+, strong, attentive and able to get to job on their own. Pay $15/hour and round up to next hour. Hours will vary depending on honey production. Please call Dennis at 204-782-7838 to discuss details further.

As we get ready for the new crops, we are always looking for plastic and glass containers to recycle, sterilize and fill with fresh honey Ice cream, yogurt, sour cream, jam and canning containers are all great. Nothing that held something with strong smells like pickles, onions or peanut butter. Thanks

Fresh natural and unpasteurized honey in a large variety of sizes is now available! Still only $2.50 / lb! Our grandson also has his own stand with smaller containers. You can call or text Dennis at 204-782-7838 to confirm pickup times.

Fresh natural and unpasteurized honey in a large variety of sizes is now available! Still only $2.50 / lb! Our grandson also has his own stand with smaller containers. You can call or text Dennis at 204-782-7838 to confirm pickup times.

Our grandson helping out with extracting. The fresh crop of honey is getting ready to be poured

Our grandson helping out with extracting. The fresh crop of honey is getting ready to be poured

Our grandson helping out with extracting. The fresh crop of honey is getting ready to be poured

Fresh honey will be ready in about 10 days! Still priced at only $2.50 /lb!

We are always looking for plastic and glass containers to recycle, sterilize and fill with fresh honey. Ice cream, yogurt, sour cream, jam and canning containers are all great. Nothing that held something with strong smells like pickles, onions or peanut butter. Thanks

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