Our bees are more than pollinators — they’re partners in a living system.
We raise our colonies in the rugged terrain of Chelan County, where winters are harsh and forage is wild. That’s why we’ve chosen genetics that match the challenge. Our queens come from Kutik’s Nucs and Queens, bred in upstate New York for cold tolerance, hygienic behavior, and mite resistance.
We manage our hives with a philosophy of minimal intervention and maximum observation. That means:
We’ve learned the hard way that overwintering success isn’t just about wrapping hives — it’s about genetics, nutrition, and timing. That’s why we’re constantly refining our approach, from queen selection to swarm management.
Every colony has a story. Some were rescued. Some were born from swarms. Some survived against all odds. And all of them are part of a bigger vision: a thriving, sustainable apiary that supports the land it lives on.
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