West Orchards

NOW HERE! Bee Trace Apiary Honey 2016 Early Summer Honey Light ! Tasty ! 100% Natural... Now Available at our downtown Macon, Mo. Store West Mercantile , 105 Vine Street Call 660-651-7582 See more

Thanks to all that came out to the orchard this year. Was a bit of a tough one but hopefully next year will be better. Our bees did well and we will have honey well into next year for sale. Selling at the farm but mainly downtown Macon at our antique store (West Mercantile) 105 Vine Street. Please call to make sure we're in. 660 651 7582

We have honey at our downtown Macon store ( West Mercantile ) from the 2015 spring / summer extraction. Our bees have been working very well and the honey is sweet and tasty! Coming Soon to our downtown Macon Store , Bee Trace Apiary Fall Honey! A super tasty treat of Golden Rod and Spanish needle as well all the other Fall flowers. We offer our Honey in several different sizes and configurations including: 2 Oz Baby Bear 8 Oz Bear...

West Orchards will be Open Sunday October 11, from 10am-4pm. We still have apples on the trees and will have our Bee Trace Apiary Honey for sale as well. Check out our Observation Bee Hive. Come on out for a fun time at West Orchards.

West orchards will be open Sunday October 4th from 10am-4pm. We will have fresh apple cider made on site with our antique cider press. $6 dollars a gallon. Bring the family to pick apples and make a great family memory. We have several varieties available. Don't forget to pick up a bottle of our fresh Bee Trace Apiary honey. We are located at 25875 Jewell Ave, Macon, MO.

We will be open Saturday 10am-3pm, and Sunday 10am-2pm we have several apple varieties available Arkansas Blacks, Winesaps, Red Delicious, Yellow Delicious, Mutsu, just to name a few. We also have raw honey from our Bee Trace Apiary and homemade apple butter, and pumpkin butter. If you would rather come during the weekday give us a call at 660-651-7582 just to make sure we are up there.

Apple cider pressing

Liberty, and winesap apples just a couple pictures of the varieties that are ready right now