Located along the mighty Mississippi River in Port Allen, Louisiana, Biggie Bee Farm is a venture by father and son, Doug and David Wilkinson. What began as a hobby has blossomed into a growing business dedicated to providing customers with raw local honey products. Biggie Bee is proud of the natural environment we preserve in and around our bee yards. The more native plants that bloom and flourish through the seasons, the stronger our colonies become. This ensures we can provide our customers with an unprocessed product rich in taste and nutritional value. In addition to honey products, we also offer hive removal services as well as pollination services to enhance agricultural productivity and achieve conservation goals.
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Our raw honey tastes the season it's harvested. You can find our products at local stores or visit our shop!
If you're interested in having beehives on your property, we do offer hive purchase, installation and maintenance. We will try our best to work with your location and what grows in your area to give your set up hives the best chance of becoming strong established hives. This will encourage honey production for you to enjoy from your own hives!
Send us a picture or give David a call to get a quote for hive removal.
Establishing a pollinator sanctuary is Biggie Bee Farm's long-term goal. We want to promote pollination and practices to maintain a healthy and agriculturally conscious environment that encourages plant diversity and strengthens native pollinator population. Only growing native trees and flowers, using no sprays or treatments around bee yards, and minimal clearing and grass cutting to allow native wildflowers and shrubs to thrive.
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