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Browning's Honey
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Five-generation family apiary producing raw, creamed, and flavored honey since 1921.
Browning's Honey Co., Inc. is a five-generation family-owned and operated honey production and pollination business, founded in Idaho Falls in 1921 by Elmer Browning. The company produces over a million pounds of clover honey per year and also offers floral varieties such as orange blossom and buckwheat, alongside a full line of creamed and flavored creamed honeys in varieties that include cinnamon, peach, raspberry, pomegranate, and jalapeño. Beeswax blocks, gift baskets, natural skincare items, and honey-focused novelties round out the product range. Browning's operates a retail gift shop in Idaho Falls and sells online with shipping available.
Browning's Honey describes its raw, unfiltered creamed honey as prepared using a unique process developed and refined since the 1930s. The business operates hives across Idaho, North and South Dakota, and Nebraska, and has run migratory pollination services since 1982, with bees working crops such as almonds, apples, pears, cherries, and canola across multiple states including California, Oregon, Washington, Texas, and Idaho. Browning's is a Diamond Partner of Project Apis m., an organization that supports honeybee health research and practical beekeeping solutions across the U.S. and Canada. The business also states a commitment to sustainable and ethical beekeeping practices, honeybee health, and habitat preservation.
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