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Raise Bees
5 Reasons to Raise Bees

5 Reasons To Raise Bees

By Linda Rountree Grove and Carol Davis 

Your gardens and orchard will yield much more if you have your own army of pollinators to fertilize plants and fruit trees. 

See if these five reasons don’t get you thinking about having a hive or two of your own: 

  1. Beekeeping is not labor intensive

    Bees do not require daily care like animals. Plan to spend an hour
    or two per week for honeybees and about a couple of hours per year for solitary bees, says Jay Williams, owner of Williams Honey Farm in Franklin, Tenn. 

  2. Bees are not picky about where they live

    Bees are equally at home in the city or the country. If you live in an area that produces flowering plants, shrubs, and trees, you can keep bees. 

  3. Beekeeping supports the bee’s community as well as our own

Mentoring and educational opportunities are abundant for beekeepers at local schools, community centers, or with 4-H programs. 

  1. Your garden will thrive

Pollinators, and in particular solitary bees, can triple your garden or orchard’s harvest because of the way they cross-pollinate. 

  1. Beekeeping puts you in touch with nature and yourself

Beekeeping can greatly enhance your enjoyment of the outdoors and will give you a heightened awareness of when various plants come into bloom.

Behavior of the bees will give you greater insight into temperature and seasonal changes as you observe their habits.