About us

Since the conditions for bees and therefore also for beekeeping have changed in recent years (environmental issues, varroa mite,) it is our special concern to offer the bees an ideal habitat through intensive care and conscious handling. It is also important to us to convey to people the value and the position of honey bees in the livestock chain, as they are in the service of all of us and not only in the service of those who also consume honey. The pollination activity of bees increases the yield of fruit and vegetable harvests many times over. It is important to us to give something back to nature through our work with the bees. This is mainly done through pollination to ensure the survival of many plants and thus actively protect the environment. The bee and its well-being and not the commercial mass production of honey, wax and pollen come first.

In spring and summer, the beekeeping year is divided into the formation of young colonies and the care of mother colonies as well as the harvesting of honey and propolis and the extraction of wax. From late summer onwards, our work concentrates on processing the extracted wax, maintaining beekeeping supplies and marketing our honey.