About Betterbee
In 1979, Bob and Margaret Stevens founded Betterbee, Inc. after keeping bees in their home garden in the Adirondack Mountains for five years. Bearing the slogan “Beekeepers Serving Beekeepers,” Betterbee supports all aspects of the industry, including beehive mainte...nance, creation of items from honey and beeswax, and educating about the importance of honey bees to our food source. With headquarters in Greenwich, New York, Betterbee offers a variety of products to customers. Dedicated to improving all aspects of the process, Betterbee offers a comprehensive range of products. Betterbee provides local buyers with live honeybees, including varieties such as Italian and Carniolan Honey Bees. In addition, Betterbee sells a broad array of hives and housing structures designed to meet a variety of needs. Customers may choose from one of several 10 Frame Hive Kits constructed of durable Eastern Pine; lightweight 8 Frame Hive Kits; and BeeMax Kits, which foster accelerated growth, a surplus of honey, and better protection against cold winter months. Betterbee also accommodates patrons with feeders, feeding materials, foundations, frames, and other accessories. Betterbee also sells tools to create soaps, candles, skin care products, and gifts. Betterbee serves as a business committed to its customers. Betterbee’s customers may utilize a number of resources that can help shape their hobbies into sustainable, rewarding, and Earth-friendly practices. Betterbee’s Web destination features learning pages on a host of topics such as proper equipment, the benefits and challenges of beekeeping, common parasites and diseases, a thorough glossary of the arena’s vocabulary, and answers to many frequently asked questions. In addition to assisting clients, Betterbee remains active in the community, maintaining involvement with the nonprofit organizations Heifer International and the Boy Scouts of America. Serving as an authority on all matters related to bees since 1979, Betterbee holds membership in the American Beekeeping Federation, the Eastern Apicultural Society, the Empire State Honey Producers Association, and the Southern Adirondack Beekeepers Association.