Harris County Beekeepers Association

bacahoneybees.com—Offers honey bee swarm retrieval services.

Bee Swarms:

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Brushy Mountain Bee Farm—Offers a large selection of beekeeping equipment and supplies.

B Weaver Apiaries—Apiary located near Navasota, Texas; offers various breeds of bees and queens for sale. 

Bee-commerce.com—Offers lots of beekeeping supplies, as well as links to websites for purchasing bee queens and packages.

Beekeeping Equipment, package bees, queens, etc.:

Rossman Apiaries—offers a wide range of beekeeping supplies, including cypress woodenware hives; package bees and queens.

Glorybee Foods, Inc. —supplier for craft products, beekeeping equipment, honey products. essential oils and much more.

thebeewrangler.com—Offers bee retrieval and removal services.

Beekeeping Associations:

American Beekeeping Federation—national association for beekeepers.

Apimondia—International Association of Beekeepers.

Cyberbee—Contains links to major bee research labs in the U. S. and around the world. Bee games for kids on website.

Beeculture.com—The magazine of American beekeeping. Lots of great beekeeping articles, on-line bookstore and much more.

Beekeeping Information:

Wabash Antiques and Feed Store—local Houston business offering a wide range of livestock, beekeeping, pet and garden items, including feed and other supplies.

South Beekota—offers Russian colonies and queens for sale. Has several locations, including one in Shepherd, Texas.

Texas Beekeepers Association—Contains listing of member beekeeping associations in the State of Texas.

Related Links

For your convenience, listed below are links to value information about beekeeping, other beekeeping organizations, and bee related service providers.

Houston Beekeepers Association—Members composed of both backyard and professional beekeepers in the Houston area.

Texas A&M University Honey Bees—University Honey bee information site. FAQs, disease and parasite information.

Dadant & Sons, Inc.—Offers a large selection of beekeeping equipment, supplies, and subscription to the American Bee Journal.

Texas Apiary Inspection Service—Contains link to Texas Beekeeping statutes, newsletters, and beekeeping related forms.

Masterbeekeeper.org—Cornell University Honey Bee Studies website. Contains an extensive set of links to beekeeping information, including U. S. standards for grades of extracted honey and comb honey and just overall beekeeping resources.