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Request a site visit

The visit is free. We'll walk your place together, and you'll get a native plant guide written for your address whether or not we do business.

Text is the fastest way to reach me. Text (512) 298-1526 with where the land is and about how many acres. Or call; if I'm in a bee yard, leave a message and I'll call you back.

Or send a request

It takes about two minutes. Only your name and a phone number or email are required.

Step 1 of 4

You and the land
Whose land is it?
What are you interested in?
About how many acres?

Step 2 of 4

The land's history
Has it been in agricultural use for five of the last seven years? Hay, cattle, crops, bees, or another ag use your appraisal district recognized.
Does it carry an agricultural valuation now?
For example: leased for hay, a few cows, brush and an old field.

Step 3 of 4

Timing
When would you want to start? Yards go in with the bees in spring, March through May.
How the investment works

I build each bee yard new for your land. That takes a one-time investment up front, then one flat yearly fee. You'll get exact numbers in a written quote after the visit.

A starter apiary is a one-time investment: the hives I build, the bees, the setup and two years of mentoring. You'll get exact numbers in a written quote after we talk.

A habitat plan is a one-time fee for the written plan and maps. You'll get exact numbers in a written quote after the visit.

Does that work for you?

Step 4 of 4

How to reach you
A phone number or an email is required. Either is fine.
Best way to reach you
Their name, so they get credit if you sign.

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