Beekeeper
What is:
Maintaining hives to produce honey, beeswax, and other products.
Outlook:
Very positive because bees produce several by products and are considered livestock. Bees are also used for pollination.
Startup Cost:
- Startup kit with a hive or two: $800 and $1400, according to beeculture.com
- A vehicle appropriate for moving bees and hauling equipment and honey, etc. For a small business, a pickup truck or station wagon.
- A separate, isolated place (shed, garage, yard for hives)
More Information:
- This can be a lucrative business.
- Bees produce honey, beeswax and pollination, all basic products from a hive.
- The bees themselves are a valuable livestock as the environment degrades.
- Honey bee larvae and bee venom are additional sources of income.
Skills Needed:
- Must be able to assemble and disassemble small structures.
- Beekeepers don’t always make money immediately.
- Marketing and business skills.
- Be willing to conduct a lot of research on bees and their habitat.
How To Start:
- The learning curve is somewhat steep for beginners.
- There are classes for starters and local organizations, workshops, etc.
- Find a local source for bees. They usually are not sent through the mail.
- Facebook groups about beekeeping.
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