Bee Leasing

Leasing bees not only boosts crop yields through effective pollination but can also provide agricultural exemptions that help reduce property taxes for qualifying landowners. By hosting managed hives, landowners may meet agricultural use requirements, even on smaller acreage, while also supporting local ecosystems and biodiversity. Additional benefits include access to professional hive management, reduced risk of colony loss, and in some cases, shared honey harvests—giving clients both economic and ecological advantages.

Consultation & Assessment

Understanding Client Needs

Evaluate the client’s agricultural or environmental goals (e.g., crop pollination, biodiversity, sustainability).
Assess land conditions, crop types, and flowering cycles.
Provide recommendations on hive numbers, placement, and duration of lease.

Hive Delivery & Setup

Preparing Pollination Support

Transport and install healthy bee colonies on-site.
Ensure hives are positioned for optimal pollination and minimal disruption.
Educate clients on basic hive care and safety guidelines.

Maintenance & Monitoring

Sustaining Healthy Colonies

Regular inspections for bee health, queen performance, and hive strength.
Manage pests, diseases, and hive conditions.
Share updates on pollination activity and colony status.

Honey Harvesting & Reporting

Delivering Results & Value

Harvest excess honey (if included in the lease agreement).
Safely collect and process honey for client or beekeeper use.
Provide a detailed report on pollination results, hive performance, and recommendations for future seasons.

Get in Touch

Use the contact form below to set up a consultation. Please include your county and the amount of acreage in the message section.