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We offer a full range of beetalks that will educate your audience to the world of beekeeping.
Thinking about becoming a beekeeper but don't know where to start? We can help. We've designed a short experience that will help guide you toward your next steps.
Our mentorship program is a one-to-one hands on training course for beekeepers who have previously taken introductory theory based beekeeping courses or have a year or two of experience.
We are always looking to work with farmers and rural property owners to host one of our honey bee yards. Are you intersted in having honey bees on your property?
We help businesses and schools meet their engagement, sustainability and biodiveristy goals through bespoke programs that bring pollinator programs on site.
You don’t need a perfect garden to help pollinators. A few flowering plants in a pot or a small patch can become part of a pollinator’s daily route.
The air is still cold, the fields still brown, and most trees remain bare. At first glance, it can feel like winter is holding on. But nature is already moving toward spring—often weeks before we notice it.
In nature, February isn’t about bold growth or visible transformation. It’s about sensing what’s coming.
If you’re thinking about starting—or expanding—your beekeeping journey, one key question comes up quickly: Should you begin with a NUC or a full production hive?
