[601]928-5865
25 Pump Branch Rd, Wiggins, MS 39577, USA
We are active in State and National organizations
Steven currently serves as an Executive Board member for the American Honey Producers Association, the Vice-President of the Mississippi Beekeepers Association and a past president of the Russian Honey Bee Breeders Association. He frequently gives presentations at national and state meetings and is also active in the MS Beekeepers Association.
Our mission is to produce high quality Russian queens for backyard, sideline, and commercial beekeepers, while providing fast friendly and reliable service. We also strive to produce the finest local, raw and unfiltered honey along Mississippi’s Gulf Coast.
We Love What We Do
We love educating others about natures sweetest insect and the benefits of honey and bees. Whether to elementary school kids or commercial beekeepers, the whole family enjoys talking bees.
Why Choose Us
We’re a small family operation that believes that honesty and hard work are key to success. Steven, Angelia, and our
three children all work in several capacities when needed, from the office to the bee yard.
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Steven Coy is a second generation beekeeper with more than 18 years experience as a commercial honey producer. He recently started the Coy Bee Company, LLC so that he can focus on producing Russian queens. His past experience in retail sales, agriculture research, and queen breeding have given him the skills necessary to produce and sell pure Russian queens.
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Utah State Beekeepers Meeting Feb. 2017.
Oklahoma State Beekeepers Meeting October 2017
He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Plant Science and a Master’s Degree in Biology, both from Arkansas State University. He is a charter member and current President of the Russian Honey Bee Breeders Association as well as an Executive Board member of the American Honey Producer’s Association. He is also the current Secretary/Treasurer for the Pollinator Stewardship Council. In addition to his work as a beekeeper, he also worked as a research technician at the USDA Biological Control Research Unit in Stoneville, MS and as a Research assistant on the control of Tarnished Plant Bug in Cotton at Arkansas State University.