Live Bee Pickup & Order Details
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NORTH AMERICAN HONEY BEE EXPO EXCLUSIVE! EZ Plastic Nuc Box — Special Expo Pricing
- Regular Price: $15.75
- Expo Deal: Just $12.75!
- PLUS, SAVE AN EXTRA 15%!
- Your Final Price: ONLY $10.84!
Special expo pricing available for a limited time.
Our Honey is 100% Raw, Pure and Natural
Our Woodenware Handcrafted In-house
These HDO hive components reflect Bob Binnie's decades of beekeeping experience and a deep commitment to quality.
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Migratory Lid (HDO painted)
Regular price $27.50 USDRegular priceUnit price / perSale price $27.50 USD -
Migratory Lid w/71mm Feeder Hole (HDO Painted)
Regular price $27.50 USDRegular priceUnit price / perSale price $27.50 USD -
Migratory Lid w/71mm Feeder Hole (HDO Unpainted)
Regular price $22.50 USDRegular priceUnit price / perSale price $22.50 USD -
Winter Beehive Insulation Board (Inner Cover)
Regular price $25.95 USDRegular priceUnit price / perSale price $25.95 USD
Last chance apparel sale
Grab yours before they’re gone for good!
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Blue Ridge Honey Company Logo Hoodie
Regular price $38.00 USDRegular priceUnit price / per$45.00 USDSale price $38.00 USDSale -
Blue Ridge Honey Company Logo L/S Shirt
Regular price $21.00 USDRegular priceUnit price / per$25.00 USDSale price $21.00 USDSale -
Blue Ridge Honey Company Logo S/S Shirt
Regular price $17.00 USDRegular priceUnit price / per$20.00 USDSale price $17.00 USDSale -
How Sweet It Is V-Neck Women's S/S Shirt
Regular price $15.00 USDRegular priceUnit price / per$20.00 USDSale price $15.00 USDSale
Our Other Products
Honey Queries & Bee Facts
A honey bee worker only makes an average of 1/12 of a teaspoon in her lifetime. One ounce of honey would fuel a bee's flight around the world. A pound of honey is made by 2 million flower visits.
Beekeeping Since 1981
Pictured, Bob Binnie (on the right) and his father moving bees back in 1984.




