LEARN ABOUT TAUZER APIARIES
Operating the “Tauzer Way”
Tauzer Apiaries’ mission is to maintain healthy, strong honeybee hives. We believe in advocating for responsible beekeeping and educating about the importance of pollination to our local food systems. Our business is built on positive relationships with our partner growers. We believe honey bees are an essential part of the health of California agriculture and key to the prosperity of our communities. Tauzer Apiaries began 50 years ago with only a few hives. Through hard work and innovation, we have developed into a thriving community-oriented beekeeping business providing pollination services in Northern California. Our family is proud to continue working as 2nd generation beekeepers, supporting the vital food and seed crop systems of California agriculture.
OUR BEES IN ACTION
POLLINATION SERVICES
From almonds to vine seed pollination, our honey bees support California’s food production in an extremely vital way. From pollinating Almonds to Cucumbers, our bees feed the world.
HIVE HOSTING
Pollination services keep our honey bees busy for only a short time of the year. Outside of these seasons, we reach out to landowners with a similar interest in sustainability efforts to host our hives on their land.
BUY OUR BEES
Tauzer Apiaries has over 40 years of experience in queen breeding and we offer Carniolan, Italian & Russian Hybrid Queens for purchase. Visit our Honey Bee Genetics website for more information.
Customer Testimonials
Don’t take our word for it – here’s what our clients say:
Adam Hickman
Foxhound Beekeeping Company
“Tauzer Apiaries/Honey Bee Genetics has an extremely efficient ordering process for queens, in addition to fantastic queens and genetics for our customers”
Scott Rominger
Almond Grower
“Tauzer Apiaries has exceptionally strong hives, activity maximizing placement and prompt removal”
Becky Yeung
Joe Yeung Farms
“Tauzer Apiaries has been a crucial asset to our operation. They put in the extra effort to ensure they have high performing and active bees during pollination”
