Beekeeping Supply · Est. 2018

Everything between
you and the bees.

Woodenware, protective gear, and extraction tools for backyard hobbyists, sideliners, and commercial operators preparing for spring buildup.

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2,700+ Managed Colonies Supplied
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Beekeeping operations supplied

across North America

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Colony loss rate 2024–25

replacement demand is critical

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Honey per hive per season

with the right equipment

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Average lead time saved

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The Hive Itself

Woodenware built to outlast a decade of seasons.

Cedar hive bodies, frames, and bottom boards photographed in natural light — grain visible, joinery clean. Equipment that earns its place in the apiary.

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Cedar 10-frame Langstroth hive body with visible wood grain, stacked on a white bottom board in dappled sunlight

"Cedar ages with the apiary — each ring a season of work."

Wooden frames with fresh beeswax foundation sheets laid out on a workbench, grain visible in warm light

"Drawn comb begins with foundation worth trusting."

Stack of assembled Langstroth hive supers with bottom boards and inner covers against a cream backdrop

"Assembled, primed, ready for your first package."

Cedar ages with the apiary — each ring a season of work.

Between You and the Colony

Protective gear that disappears when you're working.

Full suits, ventilated jackets, and goatskin gauntlets on cream backdrops. When the gear is right, you stop thinking about the gear.

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Beekeeper in white ventilated full suit and veil holding a brood frame covered in bees against a bright sky

"The suit is the handshake — wear it well."

Close-up of beekeeper gloves — goatskin gauntlets laid flat on cream linen fabric

"Goatskin gauntlets that move with your hands."

Round fencing veil hanging on a wooden peg against a white wall, mesh catching afternoon light

"A clear view of the colony changes everything."

The suit is the handshake — wear it well.

The Harvest Room

Extraction equipment shown mid-use, honey in motion.

Radial extractors, uncapping knives, settling tanks. The tools that turn a full super into a labeled jar — shown working, not posed.

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Stainless steel radial honey extractor in motion, honey spinning golden along the drum walls in a harvest room

"Gravity and centrifuge — the oldest harvest."

Raw wildflower honey pouring in a thick amber stream from an uncapping tank into a glass jar

"Still warm from the extractor — 103°F."

Electric uncapping knife cutting through wax cappings on a drawn honey frame over a stainless tub

"The uncapping knife is where patience pays."

Gravity and centrifuge — the oldest harvest.

Seasonal Kits

Build your season's kit.

Tell us where you are in your beekeeping journey. We'll populate the right gear before spring buildup — nothing surplus, nothing missing.

First Year Kit

6 curated items · Save $42 vs. individual

$253
Woodenware

10-Frame Langstroth Hive Body

Cedar, assembled, primed

$89
Protective Gear

Full Suit with Veil

3-layer ventilated mesh

$74
Tools

Stainless J-Hook Hive Tool

Standard 10" with scraper

$12
Tools

Stainless Smoker with Guard

4" barrel, bellows included

$38
Feeding

Entrance Feeder Set

Frame feeder + entrance reducer

$22
Foundation

Wax Foundation Sheets ×10

Wire-reinforced, deep frame

$18

All kits ship with a printed setup guide. Commercial operators: contact us for pallet pricing.

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