Hebert Honey Texas

05/21/2026

Today we celebrate the tiny pollinators that make a HUGE impact! 🐝🌼

Without bees, our world would look very different.
Thank you bees for helping our planet bloom 💛!



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03/16/2026

Local delivery available! 🚚🍯

Orders packed and ready to go!
There’s nothing we love more than bringing our honey straight from our hives to your homes. 🐝✨

Every order supports small business and keeps us beekeepers able to provide pure, natural, raw, local honey.
Thank you for being part of our journey and helping pollinator populations grow.

Next stop… your doorstep! 💛

02/18/2026

Couple of pictures from the last few weeks. Queens are brooding up nicely preparing for the spring split season. While doing the first round of full winter work throughs, we have been collecting propolis for future products. There have been two colonies that have made a propolis wall at the entrance of their colony. Not sure why they decided they needed that but it was very generous of them! As the days warm up, flowers start to green, we are very excited for this season and some 2026 white dot HHT queens!

01/05/2026

Spring 2026 nuc reservations are now open.
(LIMITED SUPPLY AVAILABLE!)
Reserve your 5-frame honey bee nuc with a $100 deposit per nuc.
Locally raised bees with fresh 2026 mated queens and proven genetics selected for gentleness, productivity, and varroa resistance.

Pickup only in Corpus Christi, TX.
Available April, May, and June.
Limited quantities per month.
Reserve early to secure your spot.

heberthoneytexas.com/bees

Orders of 5+ Nucs email [email protected] for bulk pricing.

Reserve your 2026 honey bee nucs from Hebert Honey Texas. Locally raised, healthy 5-frame colonies available for April, May, and June pickup in Corpus Christi, TX. $100 deposit holds your nuc — balance due at pickup.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year! 🎊 ✨🐝🍯

As we move into the new year and look back at 2025, we cannot help but feel incredibly grateful. Grateful for you, our supporters, the community for allowing us to become a part of your daily lives, our family and friends for the continued support and encouragement, our hardworking bees, and Mother Nature.

We have come further this year than we ever expected, and that is entirely due to your continued support.

This year, we tripled our total colony count, improved our production facilities, and acquired new equipment for processing honey, including an extractor that is 10x bigger and 100x faster than our previous one, a new honey bottling system to keep quality consistent, and much more.

We are excited to bring new things in 2026. We have several great products in the pipeline, including hot honey, comb honey, tinted lip balm, and more. We also plan on stepping up our content game. It is time to give you a deeper look into our operation, and for those interested in beekeeping, we will be sharing more educational and operational content as well.

From our family to yours, thank you for being a part of our journey. We wish you a blessed, prosperous, and healthy New Year!

09/08/2025

As we start to wrap up the summer season, we’ve got a little more availability to help the community with honey bee removals. We recently had the opportunity to assist at the Barney M. Davis Power Plant, relocating a large colony that was living on top of an elevator shaft roof. The hive was a little over 190 feet from ground level. A crane was used to move the equipment up to the roof and to give the bees a nice, slow flight down to ground level for relocation. It was definitely an experience and the most exciting removal we’ve done so far.

You’ll also see some pictures of other hives we’ve removed—the first from FBISD Intermediate School, and the third from a farmhouse near Sinton.

The girls are still doing very well and have already started their preparations for winter, storing honey and pollen to carry them through into the next spring season. Most of the colonies are still brooding up nicely with sheets of brood and strong, healthy populations. Keeping mite levels down and making sure their bellies are full is how we do our part as beekeepers to support the colonies’ health and wellbeing until spring, when Mother Nature takes back over and provides that sweet, sweet nectar for the delicious Texas wildflower honey we all enjoy!

07/10/2025

We typically don’t do any removals like this however, on occasion we will help some people relocate instead of the usual extermination. This was a hollow limb that needed to be fully cut down. After some minor tree felling, we were able to bring the hive down to ground level for removal. We were unable to locate the queen in a timely manner so we left the box there to ensure capture of all the remaining bees. We pulled the comb out of the tree, cut it into the proper sizes, and made up a couple of frames held by rubber bands. If all goes well, we will remove the box in a couple of days and relocate the hive to one of our yards.

“Another great day of saving the bees!”

06/21/2025

This season, we ventured into the cotton fields between Gregory and Taft.

We teamed up with a local farmer to place 20 colonies right in the heart of nearly a mile of cotton acreage. The goal? To study how honey bee pollination impacts cotton yield, and to see if we can produce a unique batch of cotton honey.

If the results are promising for both crop and hive, this small test could grow into a long term partnership, expanding to hundreds of our colonies across their fields.

If this cotton honey proves to be something special, we’ll be offering it as a limited release varietal only while supplies last. Stay tuned for updates on availability as the harvest approaches in the coming weeks.

05/29/2025

A swarm, a slab of brood, a honey bee hitting mother load, and a nice box of bees.
As we reach the end of the peak season, we are very thankful to our fuzzy friends for providing such a beautiful landscape, plentiful harvests of fruits and vegetables for our community, a nice crop of honey, and plentiful resources to multiply our operation. We have almost quadrupled our colony count this year in preparation for next years plans on moving into bee sales, queen sales, and tripling our honey and pollen production.

04/11/2025

We will be at Rockport Market Days April 18-20th 9am-4pm. Come check out the booth!