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Pollination services

Pollination for tree fruit and soft fruit

Vital bee colonies at the right time, in the right place. In the orchard, in tunnels and under glass – in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany.

Why honeybees

Better fruit set, finer fruit

A well-pollinated flower produces better-shaped, heavier and more uniform fruit. Honeybees are indispensable here: on a good flying day a single strong colony visits countless flowers in your crop.

With hundreds of colonies available we can serve both small and large farms – flexibly, even when flowering comes earlier or later than planned.

The right colony, at the right time, in the right place.
Honeybee on a strawberry flower
Our pollination services

The right approach for every crop

Tree fruit

Apple, pear, cherry and plum. We match the number of colonies to variety, plot and flowering pattern.

Soft fruit

Strawberry, raspberry, red and black currant and blueberry – in open field and on table-top systems.

Under glass

Pollination in greenhouses and tunnels all year round – including strawberries under glass in the winter months.

Own transport

We bring the colonies to your plot on pallets with our own lorry and forklift – quickly and gently for the bees.

Healthy colonies

Vitality comes first. Our colonies are inspected and managed by an experienced bee health specialist.

Netherlands, Belgium & Germany

From Posterholt, right on the border, we serve growers in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany.

How we work

How we work together

  1. Request

    Crop, area, location and expected flowering.

  2. Advice & proposal

    Number of colonies, placement and scheduling tailored to you.

  3. Placement

    We deliver and place the colonies at the start of flowering.

  4. Support

    Checks during flowering and coordination on crop protection.

  5. Collection

    After flowering we collect the colonies again.

Get in touch

Plan your pollination in good time

Contact us for advice and a no-obligation proposal. We are happy to help you decide on the number of colonies and their placement.