Derwent Valley honey
The one stop Honey spot.
Our Sticky Story
We started this company in 2020 to support the local beekeepers and community in the Derwent Valley. Welcome to Derwent Valley Honey. We provide educational courses to anybody who is interested in taking them because we think that protecting the environment is vital for all of us. In addition to hosting open-to-all social events, we sell extra honey produced by Derwent Valley amateur beekeepers.
Derwent Valley Labor Hire
We provide the following service to people who have not taken a beekeeping course with us and are not a part of the mentorship group.
We now provide labor hire services to aid you if you need assistance with managing and maintaining your beehives and honey. You are responsible for any costs and required equipment.
An hourly cost and a fuel excise will be charged to you.
Labor hire is $40 per hour, Fuel is $10 to $50 (distance related)
Extraction-Processing
Derwent Valley Honey retains the cappings and half of the crop if we help you or process and or extract your honey using our machinery.
Please fill in the form below to make a booking
The time and date might vary due to weather, we’ll let you know if this occurs.
Welcome to the Derwent Valley beekeepers social club.
A group of bee enthusiast from the Derwent Valley Tasmania started the club in 2022.
Derwent Valley Honey hosts social gatherings and educational sessions for people interested in beekeeping in the Derwent Valley community. The aim is to educate and support beekeepers in the valley in a friendly social environment.
A small fee is charged to cover the cost of hosting these events allowing for the provision of food, venue hire and any other costs incurred, and everyone is welcome to attend.
Learning Bee-gins Here
Beekeeping is amazing, but getting started can be a challenging journey!
The first year is crucial – and with lots to learn, it can be difficult to know where to begin. There’s so much conflicting advice available, and sometimes it’s incorrect.
