Colva Honey Works

11/22/2025

Across 26 states, from Hawaii to Florida, California to Texas, Sioux Honey Co-op beekeepers are hard at work caring for their bees and the land they pollinate. Their dedication doesn’t just produce pure, delicious honey; it supports healthy bee populations, strengthens local ecosystems, and helps ensure a sustainable future for both agriculture and our environment.

Thanks to the diverse floral sources across the nation, each batch of SUE BEE® Regional Honey carries a unique taste of its home, from the wildflowers of Texas to the clover fields of the Midwest. Every bottle tells a story of our hardworking beekeepers, and the natural flavors of America. 🍯🐝🇺🇸

10/16/2025

09/26/2025

08/02/2025

Extracting Demonstration In The Ag Hall!!

1:00pm
4:00pm

Come see how honey gets from the hive to the bottle!!

07/29/2025

So excited to bee back at the Fremont County Fair and Rodeo! Come down to the Agricultural building and check us out!🐝🐝🐝
Live observation hives set up so you can see the life of bees!

02/11/2025

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Arlie Glen ColvaArlie Glen Colva, age 88, passed away peacefully at his home on Saturday, February 1, 2025. He was born June 30, 1936 in Laramie, Wyom...

08/02/2024

🌸 Bee Adventures Across Seasons! 🌸

At Colva Honey Works, our bees enjoy the best of both worlds! 🐝🌿 In the summer, they thrive in the sweet clover and alfalfa fields of Fremont County, Wyoming. Come winter, they head to the sunny almond orchards of central California. It's not just people who chase warmer weather! These little travelers are crucial for pollination, making them heroes in agriculture.

Come down to the Agricultural building from 10am-8pm today to see our observation hives in person!

Celebrate the buzzing journey of our bees!

08/02/2024

07/31/2024

🍯 Honey: A Sweet Legacy! 🍯

Did you know honey has been cherished for thousands of years? From ancient Egypt to today, honey has played a vital role in agriculture and medicine. This golden elixir not only sweetens our lives but also supports pollination, essential for our food supply. Plus, its natural antibacterial properties have made it a staple in traditional medicine for healing wounds and soothing sore throats.
Don’t forget to stop by the Agricultural building open today from noon to 8pm!

Celebrate the rich history of honey and its sweet impact on our world! 🌼🐝

07/30/2024

🌟 Support Local & Sweet! 🌟

We're excited to feature Colva Honey Works, a proud family-owned and operated business in Fremont County! 🍯✨ This week, find their booth at the Fremont County Fair and grab some locally sourced honey. Not only does it taste amazing, but consuming local honey can help with allergies, support local agriculture, and reduce your carbon footprint. 🐝🌼

The Agricultural building opens today at noon!
Come out and taste the difference of local honey!