
Beekeeping bees for sale
Bill’s Bees is aimed at the care of our honey bees,
intention on supplying the most useful items from our honey-bee hives,
training the community on honey bee wellness,
and contributing to worldwide welfare through honey-bee pollination.
Bill’s Story:
Bill’s Bees got its start over 40 years ago whenever Bill took on some colonies of honeybees to complete certain requirements for the Boy Scouts of America Bee Keeping Merit Badge (unfortunately, an individual beekeeping badge isn't any longer provided by the child Scouts). Bill wasn't only bitten because of the beekeeping bug, but additionally got the Merit Badge as well as their Eagle Scout degree, after which promptly left his bees behind in the home while he began his university job. Bill received both his undergraduate and Master’s degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University and then headed west to work in the aerospace industry.After ten years in aerospace, Bill and his wife Liane moved to a 700 acre equestrian farm positioned in minimal Tujunga Canyon (possessed by a Purdue fraternity sibling), in which Bill signed on as maintenance manager. As Bill sets it, “I guess I got sick and tired of falling asleep behind my computer and believed, ‘we gotta do something else.’” The farm was suffering from honeybee swarms, so Bill dug out their old beekeeping gear and decided to go to work. He discovered ten abandoned bee colonies regarding the property so he followed the bees, got all of them in check, as well as in 1994, Bill’s Bees came to be.
Our Tale:
Bill and Clyde hit a sudden friendship, sharing their particular experiences, interest, and passion for bees. As his or her individual colonies continued to develop, and additionally they stumbled on enjoy working collectively, Bill and Clyde understood their unique styles complemented both. So, in 2003, they started initially to combine their particular hives and beekeeping understanding. In 2006, Bill became the full time beekeeper. With Clyde’s subsequent retirement from the City of Burbank, Bill’s Bees became fully incorporated in 2012.



