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Bees Thriving — 2026 Season Off to a Buzzing Start!
Spring is here and the bees are busy. Newly hatched workers are filling our hives, so we’re adding extra boxes to give each colony room to grow. Honey production for 2026 is now underway. Our team is visiting hives across the counties to check on colony health and maintain sites, including grass cutting and general upkeep.
Beekeeping is an amazing game changer not only for the environment but also in peoples lives. Providing a super healthy food and a source of income from cottage industry to small scale commercial beekeeping.
Each time you make a purchase of honey and other bee related products you are helping to look after the bees our planet and our people!
Are you a beekeeper producing top quality raw honey in a country outside the UK and looking to sell your honey in the UK at fair trade prices? Then please get in touch with me. I would love to chat through how I can help and to learn more about your beekeeping operation and even visit you.
Farm shops, hotels, holiday lets WHOLESALE enquiries welcome Single portion breakfast jars available. Please email and I’ll be happy to help.
About us
E.A.A. started as a small hobby about 13 years ago from Ipswich in Suffolk. We have grown each year and I have been joined by supporters and volunteers who equally share a concern for preserving our natural environment and producing fantastic honey.
I came to beekeeping through my love for the outdoors, desire to conserve nature and interest in the slow food movement. Beekeeping encompasses all of these. It is so important we work to re-establish the lost face-to-face connection between the food producer and the consumer, for people to know both where their food comes from and that it is being produced in a sustainable eco-friendly way.
We are actively working to promote an understanding of beekeeping and community involvement through our very special Bee Experience and beekeeping courses.
Bees are not just insects; they are vital pollinators that play a crucial role in the sustainability of our ecosystems and agriculture. Beekeeping allows us to not only appreciate the intricate lives of these remarkable creatures but also to actively contribute to their preservation.
ABOUT
We cover four counties of East Anglia
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The Bee Experience
Come and have a look in a beehive!
Treat yourself or a relative to an amazing experience
Gift Voucher available
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SWARMS
Don't panic Captain Mainwaring!
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HONEY
From the hive to you
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HONEY HARVEST
Spring & Summer
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Yellow Legged (asian) HORNETS
A major threat to British bees
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The Guild Of Fine Food
A community of over 12,000 business owners sharing the same passion for good food and drink.
The British Beekeepers' Association
The BBKA supports 30,000 beekeepers and advocates for honey bee education and pollinator protection.
