New York Package Bees for Sale and Beekeeping Supplies
Beekeeping is very popular in New York. In fact, according to an article in the New York Post, over the last four years, the number of hives has risen 35 percent and the number of beekeepers has risen 21 percent. Whether you live in the Catskill Mountain region or in metro New York City, backyard beekeeping is a thriving hobby.
BeekeepingUSA.com is dedicated to offering customers superior honey bees, beekeeping supplies and knowledgeable customer service. Our apiaries are in Georgia. We ship package bees on a weekly schedule from mid-March to May. Whether you’re an experienced beekeeper or just starting out, we have all the beekeeping supplies you need.
Bees for Sale in New York
BeekeepingUSA.com is committed to offering our New York customers quality honey bees and beekeeping supplies. Our apiaries are in Georgia, and we ship bees on a weekly schedule from mid-March to early May. Whether you’re an experienced beekeeper or just starting out, we have all the beekeeping supplies you need.
Package Bees for Sale in New York 
Our product focus is all-natural and organic. Our package bees and nucs are Georgia grown utilizing organic management practices. The Georgia Department of Agriculture inspects our bees and there will be a Georgia Department of Agriculture Health Certificate will be stapled on the top of the shipping cage.
We have Italian packaged bees for sale, during the 2020 bee season with multiple shipping dates available. We proudly offer Italian honey bees. We fully understand the importance of safely shipping bees. We offer the best customer service with beekeepers on staff. You can rest assured that your honey bees will be shipped properly, promptly, and with great care. You can rest assured that your bees from BeekeepingUSA.com will arrive healthy.
Beekeeping Supplies in New York
We have a complete line of beekeeping supplies that will supply all your needs. BeekeepingUSA.com offers hive tools, hive bodies, honey extractors, and beekeeping clothing which are essential for beekeeping. Our beekeeping supplies includes 8-frame or 10-frame hive bodies, deep & medium frames, natural or plastic foundation, screen or solid bottom boards, and telescopic covers.
We also offer the bee health products you will need for your honey bees. These bee health items including essential oils (tea tree, lemongrass), pollen, varroa mite treatments, and feed supplements.
We offer first-year hive kits, for those just beginning in beekeeping, that have all the necessary beekeeping supplies.
We offer free shipping on orders more than $150. (Select items not included.)
About us
BeekeepingUSA.com is a leader in shipping bees to 31 states. We started in the garage of my home and found that people would drive up to 4 hours away to purchase our bees. The second year, we started to ship bees to 31 states on the East Coast and in the mid-west. In our fourth year of operations we purchased a building and began offering beekeeping supplies.
Our superior growth, has been real simple, is to give outstanding customer service, well trained staff, and quality beekeeping supplies.
Whether you’re a new beekeeper or an experienced beekeeper, contact us today at (706) 886-1322 and our customer service representatives will assist you.
We are located at 758-A Georgia Highway 184, Toccoa, GA 30577.
Beekeepers Association in the State of New York
New York City, NJ Beekeepers Association
Empire State Honey Producers Association in New York City, NY
Western New York Honey Producers Association in Buffalo, NY
Syracuse, NY Area Beekeepers Club
Mid-York Beekeepers Association
[WPSM_AC id=18739]Frequently Answered Questions For Beekeeping in New York
Yes, but it does require beekeepers to register their hives within 30 days of establishment. You can do this through the New Your City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
New York has over 200 native species of bees, but this does not include honey bees because they actually originated from Europe.
The queen bee hibernates and the worker bees surround her to keep her warm during the winter. The hive is not completely dormant, but activity is significantly less than other seasons.
