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Job Vacancy Beekeeper / Apiary Assistant Port Macquarie/Kempsey Region NSW. (LISTED APRIL 28, 2021) **If not an Australian resident, must already be in Australia with working VISA to apply** We’re a 4th generation, professional beekeeping company based near Kempsey & Port Macquarie NSW, travelling across NSW, specialising in delicious Australian honeys such as Yellowbox, Ironbark & Stringy Bark, Certified Manuka, as well as pure beeswax. And right now, we’re ready to expand our bee-loving crew! Do you have a heavy rigid truck license (or willingness & ability to get one), forklift/bobcat license or experience with bees? Are you currently living...

Thanks Port Macquarie for your support of our honey stall at the markets this month (and over many years!), it's so appreciated by our family and team. If you live in Port Macquarie or are visiting Port Macquarie on holidays, there are some great markets and farmers markets on, here are the ones we'll be at in May 2021 (weather permitting). Hope to see you there so you can stock up on plenty of honey, beeswax and our certified Australian manuka, but if not, you can always buy your honey right here in our online store. EVERY TUESDAY Real Food Markets, Port...

We reckon you do! Most honey lovers also really care about bees and the environment, so that's why we ship out our online honey orders using as much recycled and repurposed packaging as we can. Today's honey orders were carefully packaged in a protective layer of recycled packaging thanks to a fabulous, large, emptied box from Who Gives a Crap ... another Australian company doing their best for planet and people.   With drought, fires and floods, It's been a difficult couple of years for bees, beekeepers, forests and wildlife, so we continue to take the extra time involved to package our honey goodness in a way...

Great to announce our very own beekeeper, Daryl Brenton of The Beekeeper’s Honey, is one of six NSW-based beekeepers accepted into a first of its kind action research project for the beekeeping industry aimed at supporting the productivity and sustainability of beekeepers as they adapt in the face of climate change. “It’s come at the right time,” said Brenton, “We’d just come through the fires and now we’ve had these major floods so I’m excited about the potential of collaborating with other beekeepers. The beekeeping industry is generally quite fragmented as it’s unique to location and business structure, so it’ll be...