About Bees

The Harmonious Relationship Between Honeybees and Humans !!

Every third bite of food that we partake of is dependent on worker bee pollination to bring it to the table.

Bees are one of the most important types of pollinators in agriculture and natural ecosystems, responsible for pollinating about one-third of all the food that we eat. Honeybees pollinate crops such as apples, cranberries, melons, broccoli, blueberries, cherries and almonds, to name just a few. This contributes over $14 billion to the value of U.S. crop production.

Simply defined, pollination occurs when pollen is moved within flowers or carried from flower to flower by pollinating animals. Without our pollinators, certain fruits, vegetables, wildflowers and trees would cease to exist.

That is why we focus so intently on supporting beekeepers and their hardworking hives. On sustainable practices and environmental protection. And on allowing for our sweet life to continue, for beekind and humankind.

What is BeeKeeping?

• Depictions of humans collecting honey from wild bees date to 10,000 years ago
• Beekeeping in pottery vessels began about 9,000 years ago in North Africa
• Beekeeping (apiculture) is the practice of managing honeybee colonies to attain desired objectives
• The most common primary objectives for managing colonies are to, Ensure large, healthy adult honeybee populations to coincide with major nectar flows, To Maximize the collection of nectar (i.e. to maximize honey production);  and/or, Provide pollination services for local food crops for increased yield

Why BeeKeeping?

• Honey is a nature’s gift that has no substitute rather it is substitute for sugar
• It is defined as sweet liquid prepared by honey bees from nectars of plants
• India has been known as a “Land of Honey”. Since centuries honey is used to treat a variety of ailments through a wide range of applications
• Bees, honey and beekeeping have been mentioned in various Hindu Vedic scriptures of India like Rig Veda, Atharva Veda, Upanishads etc. And used as therapy in case of various disease

It helps to increase the agriculture crop by 15-50% by pollination process.

The global demand for honey increased sharply at an average of about 19 thousand tonnes per year since 2010, primarily led by USA

• 100% Organic and Healthy Food Additive
• Clean Carbon Foot Print
• Environment Friendly
• Great Agriculture Crop Booster
• Maintain Ecological Balance
• Rural Self Employment & Empowerment

What Makes Our Honey So Different?

• Free From adulteration and process
• Direct fresh from farms and free from pesticides & antibiotics
• Certified by labs with certificate
• Full of nutrients, minerals and Antioxidants
• No processing as 100% traceable from Bee hives