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Reduce manual labor 
with bumblebees

Increase production & quality

Provide perfect pollination of all your flowers

An effective and natural way to pollinate your plants is with bumblebee hives in your greenhouse. Bumblebees are highly effective pollinators and ultimately higher yields and better quality vegetables or fruits. Bumblebees do most of the pollination work, reducing the need for manual labor in in the greenhouse. In addition, because bumblebees can operate regardless of weather conditions, their pollination activity remains consistent and reliable regardless of external weather factors.
More effective pollination

Less labor-intensive and therefore cheaper

Pollination creates better development of crops

Pollination leads to faster fruit ripening, which makes the harvesting period shorter, this results in more harvests.
Bumblebee hives

"The improved pollination performance will keep your farm competitive"

Jan-Paul de Wit, crop protection specialist
To maximize crop yields, it is crucial to ensure proper pollination of flowers on your operations. Relying solely on naturally present pollinating insects may not be sufficient. Therefore, it is highly recommended to strategically deploy highly efficient bumblebee colonies, especially during the colder growing season, to ensure optimal pollination, especially in blueberry crops.

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Agrobío's Bumblebee hives, featuring two types of Bombus terrestris, serve as potent pollinators for greenhouses. The special summer hive, with enhanced ventilation, accommodates high temperatures. Additionally, Agrobío offers bumblebee solutions for outdoor crops, preserving hives from climate variations with insulated packaging.

Use bumblebees in various crops, climates and on cultivation locations

Pollinated crops by bumblebees

Bumblebees can be applied in a lot of crops in greenhouses. The most important crops are horticultural crops, like tomato, strawberry, melon, eggplant, sweet pepper, zucchini, and fruit crops, like Apricot, cherry, plum, pear and almond.

In glass or plastic greenhouses

For glass or plastic greenhouses, there are two different types of bumblebee hives available. The standard (winter) hive and the summer hive. The bumblebee summer hives are used under hot weather/temperature conditions in greenhouses.

Open field production

Crops that are produced on open fields require a different type of box, which can protect the bumblebee hive against weather conditions. Depending on the type of crop and the preference of the grower, we have 3 different bumblebee hives available for open field production: single, doubleand triple

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Can't find your answer? Fill out the contact form and our bumblebee specialist Jan-Paul will get back to you. On weekdays, even within 24 hours.

Reduce manual labor 
with bumblebees

Increase production & quality

Provide perfect pollination of all your flowers

An effective and natural way to pollinate your plants is with bumblebee hives in your greenhouse. Bumblebees are highly effective pollinators and ultimately higher yields and better quality vegetables or fruits. Bumblebees do most of the pollination work, reducing the need for manual labor in in the greenhouse. In addition, because bumblebees can operate regardless of weather conditions, their pollination activity remains consistent and reliable regardless of external weather factors.
More effective pollination

Less labor-intensive and therefore cheaper

Pollination creates better development of crops

Pollination leads to faster fruit ripening, which makes the harvesting period shorter, this results in more harvests.
Bumblebee hives

"The improved pollination performance will keep your farm competitive"

Jan-Paul de Wit, crop protection specialist
To maximize crop yields, it is crucial to ensure proper pollination of flowers on your operations. Relying solely on naturally present pollinating insects may not be sufficient. Therefore, it is highly recommended to strategically deploy highly efficient bumblebee colonies, especially during the colder growing season, to ensure optimal pollination, especially in blueberry crops.

Request a quote

Enhancing pollination across seasons | Ask for a quotation

Agrobío's Bumblebee hives, featuring two types of Bombus terrestris, serve as potent pollinators for greenhouses. The special summer hive, with enhanced ventilation, accommodates high temperatures. Additionally, Agrobío offers bumblebee solutions for outdoor crops, preserving hives from climate variations with insulated packaging.

Use bumblebees in various crops, climates and on cultivation locations

Pollinated crops by bumblebees

Bumblebees can be applied in a lot of crops in greenhouses. The most important crops are horticultural crops, like tomato, strawberry, melon, eggplant, sweet pepper, zucchini, and fruit crops, like Apricot, cherry, plum, pear and almond.

In glass or plastic greenhouses

For glass or plastic greenhouses, there are two different types of bumblebee hives available. The standard (winter) hive and the summer hive. The bumblebee summer hives are used under hot weather/temperature conditions in greenhouses.

Open field production

Crops that are produced on open fields require a different type of box, which can protect the bumblebee hive against weather conditions. Depending on the type of crop and the preference of the grower, we have 3 different bumblebee hives available for open field production: single, double and triple

Contact form

Can't find your answer? Fill out the contact form and our bumblebee specialist Jan-Paul de Wit will get back to you. On weekdays, even within 24 hours.

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