Land Resources

New England Forestry Beekeeping

For generations, beekeepers throughout the United States have used New England Forestry land to house their hives. Ideal food sources like gallberries, palmetto berries and wildflowers grow among the trees in our forests, providing what’s needed in a secure, gated location.

New England Forestry BEEKEEPING LAND

New England Forestry Beekeeping works with a variety of beekeepers to find the right properties for their bees, whether it’s a hobbyist looking for a small forested area near home or an apiarist looking for 1000s of acres to store colonies between pollination services jobs.

Visit New England Forestry's Beekeeping Site

Why Keep Bees on New England Forestry land?

• Ample choice of locations, with room to grow
• Easy access from main roads
• Variety of bee-approved vegetation
• Often protected by secured, locked gate

Visit New England Forestry's Beekeeping Site