Beekeeping

New Zealand saw mill, combining an ability to produce lumber, with the latest in woodworking technology to create beekeeping woodware.

Over 17,000 hives of bees, providing a vast range of bee products such as bee pollen, royal jelly and propolis.

The humble hive bee arrived with early New Zealand settlers in the nineteenth century. Read on to discover more about New Zealand beekeeping (or apiculture), including information on the threat of disease to New Zealand bees, honey production, bee stings and training to become a New Zealand beekeeper or apiarist.

A site that features advice, information and news about beekeeping.

A Hawkes Bay bee enthusiast, selling Queen bees and Queen cells, which can be safely transported nationwide.

Honey processing equipment that is designed and made in New Zealand, including extractors and heat exchangers.

Guarantee to provide you with no less than 20 kilos a year of completely organic honey made by your own bees, whilst your bees pollinate the trees and flowers in your own garden.

Design and manufacture of honey processing equipment that is robust, hygienic and built to last. Boutelje Products produce quality extraction, filling and capping machinery, along with other honey processing equipment.

Suppliers of beekeeping equipment in East Tamaki, Auckland.

Supplying beekeeping equipment and honey products since 1913. Whether you are a hobbyist or commercial beekeeper, they can supply all your requirements.

Systems to assist with queen rearing and royal jelly production. The larvae transfer system can transfer 420 larvae to queen cells in less than five minutes, without any contact required.

A very special stonefruit orchard, sport horse and Arabian stud, honey bee apiary and free range poultry farm.

They are New Zealand's honey bee theme site with live, glass enclosed hives and fascinating videos. Creep into Critter Corner and check out the bees, animals and birds.

A supplier of high quality pure, natural New Zealand honey. By working in close harmony with nature, Honeyland sustainably harvests honey from New Zealand's trees and pasturelands.

Offering information on the honey industry.

Providing information on current beekeeping issues such as the Varroa mite, as well as information on current legislation.

Operating in one of the world's most ideal honey producing environments, the Co-operative is proud to supply premium honey, gathered right here in New Zealand. Bee keepers from throughout New Zealand supply honey to the factory at Pleasant Point, in Canterbury.

Based on the Canterbury Plains in the South Island of New Zealand, the Great New Zealand Honey Company produces clover, honeydew, kamahi and manuka honey, sold in bulk 330kg drums.

Producers and exporters of organic honey.

Providing information about the Wellington Beekeepers Association and beekeeping news. The club is interested in all aspects of beekeeping and hold regular meetings to exchange ideas and learn more about the industry.