APIX Biosciences produces the highest-quality animal feed products specifically designed for honeybees. Our specialised feed formulations support honeybee colonies when their environment does not provide adequate nutrition or when they are stressed. This reduces colony mortality and increases colony size and health. Our feed strengthens colony productivity in pollination services, improves crop yields and increases honey production.
Honeybees play a critical role in pollinating crops and sustaining ecosystems worldwide. Healthy natural food sources for bees are declining, largely driven by habitat loss, unpredictable weather patterns, mono-culture agriculture, and pesticide exposure. With 75% of our food crops depending on pollination by bees, the apiculture industry and our food supply is at risk.
The challenge
million beehives globally
of food crops
depending on pollination
of honeybee
colonies die each year
We bring innovative & practical solutions to beekeepers & growers. By collaborating with beekeepers we tailor our solutions to their operations, creating sustainable and effective strategies that support the beekeeper’s businesses, and to the growers of crops that depend on them.
With over 20 years of research, a team of dedicated scientists, beekeepers, and formulation specialists continuously discovers & tests nutrients to improve colony health, activity, and resistance. We collaborate with leading researchers and extension services to trial and validate new products in commercial beekeeping and diverse pollination environments. We maintain over 1000 colonies in year-round R&D programs with leading beekeepers, growers & seed production companies in the US and Europe.
Our experience
of honeybee nutrition research
Formulations
Honeybee colonies in R&D
APIX Biosciences is deeply committed to the sustainability of the apiculture, pollination, and agriculture and protecting biodiversity. We create value for beekeepers, growers, and society by revolutionizing the way bees and pollination are managed and strengthening the global food supply system.