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Careers
Beekeepers maintain and coordinate beehives to support crop pollination and the production of a range of bee products.
Raise the bees that pollinate our food
Bees provide critical pollination for food production, including crops and horticulture. Beekeepers maintain and coordinate beehives to support crop pollination and the production of a range of bee products, including honey and beeswax, and the breeding of queen bees.
Beekeeping takes place across diverse environments, from orchards, crop field sites and bushland. From the outdoors, to indoors producing a range of bee products, it's a hands-on job with a lot of independence that is integral for agricultural food production.
Beekeepers can operate their own businesses or be contracted to a company. Routine hands-on tasks include the maintainance and coordination of beehives across multiple agricultural sites to support crop pollination, whilst monitoring for biosecurity risks. Beekeepers also manage the production of a range of bee products, including honey and beeswax, as well as the breeding of queen bees.
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