Beekeeping Products
We stock a full supply of beekeeping supplies. Shop in person or online. Live bees and classes can be purchased using the links below, all other beekeeping supplies and products can be seen in our Bee Supplies Department.
Our Beekeeping Department
Beekeeping Essentials: Focused on Bee Care and Equipment
The exciting journey of beekeeping requires true dedication, and our store is here to support you every step of the way. Shop our extensive selection of beehive equipment designed with your bees’ well-being in mind. From cozy hives to protective gear, we’ve got you covered to ensure a happy and healthy beekeeping experience.
Insights in Ink: Beekeeping Books
Immerse yourself in the world of apiculture with our beekeeping books, covering topics ranging from effective hive management to sustainable practices. These books are like friendly guides, helping both beginners and experienced beekeepers navigate the intricate world of bee care. Find them in our beekeeping department, your go-to resource for all things bees.
Learn from the Experts: FREE Beekeeping Class
We’re excited to announce that our beginner beekeeping class is now available for free online! Whether you’re a novice or an experienced beekeeper, this is a fantastic opportunity to enhance your beekeeping knowledge.
Sweet Success: Effortless Honey Harvesting
Harvest honey with ease using our top-notch equipment, including extractors, bee brushes, and uncapping tools. Designed for efficiency and care, our tools ensure a smooth process, preserving the honey’s integrity and making beekeeping a delightful experience.
Spring Exclusive: Pre-Orders on Live Bee Nucs
And here’s the extra buzz! In spring, we offer the opportunity to pre-order live bee nucs, allowing enthusiasts to secure their buzzing companions early. Get a jumpstart on creating a bee-friendly haven by planting our Bee Keeper’s Clover Seed Mix between February 15th and April 15th. Your garden will become a buzzing paradise, thanks to this thoughtfully curated blend.
What is Apiculture?
Apiculture is the practice of beekeeping, involving the management and care of bee colonies, particularly honeybees. Beekeepers, known as apiarists, engage in apiculture to maintain bee colonies for various purposes, including honey production, pollination of crops, and beeswax harvesting. The term “apiculture” encompasses activities such as providing suitable hives, ensuring the health of bee colonies, and managing their behavior. It plays a crucial role in agriculture and environmental sustainability due to the essential role bees play in pollination, contributing to the reproduction of flowering plants and the production of various crops.
