Our bees thrive on over 400 farms all across Ontario.

Our home, where warm spring weather gives our bees a head start on hive growth. We enjoy an abundance of fruit crops, early spring pollination and a mild winter.

This is where we extract our honey. Rich with history, this farmland is interspersed with forests, lakes and rivers. Our bees arrive in late spring, thrive in wild open spaces, and head back to Niagara after the thanksgiving weekend.

On rolling green hills, fragrant natural wildflowers live in abundance among cultivated pastures and rich farmland. Home to very happy bees.

Pastures, farmland and rolling hillsides define this high-producing area, with some beeyards on the outskirts of Kitchener and Waterloo. Our bees arrive in early summer and stay until early October.

This vast northern stretch forms an island of flatlands in the midst of hilly and rocky surroundings. Fresh air, wide open spaces and fertile farmland abound. When the weather begins to chill here, our bees head south.

The Maritimes is where blueberries abound. For about three weeks at the end of May and into June, our bees pollinate thousands of acres, and help produce millions of pounds of wild blueberries each year.