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We’re always seeking values aligned partners to help us grow pollinator impact, support emerging beekeepers, and create meaningful opportunities through honey, hosting, education and the environment.
Why Partner With Mount Macedon Honey?
Why Partner With Mount Macedon Honey?
Local. Scalable. Purpose Led.
Local. Scalable. Purpose Led.
Whether you’re a school, farm, council, community group or support service, we believe great things happen when people work together with bees.
Whether you’re a school, farm, council, community group or support service, we believe great things happen when people work together with bees.
Our programs combine pollination, education, conservation, and place based learning. We’re growing our capacity to include more people, more land, and more shared outcomes across the Macedon Ranges and beyond.
Our programs combine pollination, education, conservation, and place based learning. We’re growing our capacity to include more people, more land, and more shared outcomes across the Macedon Ranges and beyond.
Who We’re Looking For
Who We’re Looking For
You!
You!
Farmers and Growers
Looking to boost yields, diversify income, or host hives on your land? We offer managed pollination services and hosting partnerships that benefit both crops and community.
Schools and Education Providers
Interested in hands-on learning, STEM education, or student wellbeing? We provide curriculum-aligned presentations, hive visits, and long-term mentoring opportunities.
Local Councils, Landcare and Community Groups
Ready to amplify your environmental or community-building initiatives? Let’s explore bee-friendly public space, habitat restoration, or local food system resilience — together.
Commercial, Semi-Commercial and Recreational Beekeepers
Seeking opportunities for you honey and hives to bee local. Whether you have a single hive, or thousands, we're always looking for fellow Beekeepers to support, partner with and champion.
Support Organisations & Disability Services
Want to create meaningful outdoor engagement, new pathways to work, or nature-based therapy? We're seeking co-design partners to build inclusive beekeeping experiences, programs and community wellbeing.
Local Cafes, Grocers, Merchants and Tourism
Interested in stocking truly local honey with purpose? We offer small-batch, story-rich honey with transparent origins, and we love collaborating on events, tastings, and seasonal features that support both pollinators and local business.
Defence and Veteran Support organisations
We’re developing opportunities for veterans and their families to reconnect with nature, land, and community through therapeutic, purposeful work with bees. If you’re supporting defence-connected individuals, let’s explore pathways into sustainable beekeeping together.
Sustainable Apiculture, Agriculture and Horticulture Groups
We’re actively seeking to connect with others advancing regenerative farming, ethical land use, and pollinator-aware practices. Whether you're trialling habitat corridors or scaling agri-tech, we’d love to collaborate on research, pilot programs, and shared learning.
Researchers, Innovators & Education Institutions
We welcome partnerships with those exploring pollination systems, biodiversity, hive technology, and community-based environmental science. Let’s co-design a project worth publishing — and sharing.
What We Offer?
What We Offer?
Pollinators, People, and Ecosystems in Balance
Managed hives & seasonal pollination programs
Hive hosting partnerships with revenue sharing
Wholesale honey for local outlets
Workshops, presentations & curriculum support
Mentoring & training for new beekeepers
NDIS & inclusive program design partnerships
Agri-tech development, trials and field-based collaboration
Let’s Talk
Let’s Talk
We Start With Conversations
We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all partnerships. Every project begins with a conversation — whether you’ve got a full proposal, a patch of land, or just an idea.
We’re open to pilots, co-design, grant collaborations, and knowledge-sharing projects across sectors. No question is too simple - and we love the really tough ones.
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