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Bee Better Certified

A native bee nectars on pains coreopsis (Photo: Jennifer Hopwood)
Bee Better Certified Simplifies Seal Licensing by Bringing Program In-House
An orchard where rows of flowering native plants have been planted between the trees.
When It Comes To Sustainable Agriculture, Food Industry Associations Are Powerful Influencers
A view of the 2 hedgerows in springtime. The native plant line short on the left is hugged by burlap strips and the taller Siberian pea-shrub is tall against the red wooden fence on the right.
Living Snow Fence Helps Both Crops and Pollinators in the Semi-Arid West
A plastic container of blueberries at a grocery store. The packaging is labeled with the Bee Better Certified seal.
More Retailers Are Requiring Produce to be Certified as Pollinator-Friendly
A clear plastic container of blueberries on a kitchen counter beside a breakfast bowl containing cereal and fruit. The blueberry container has the black-and-white Bee Better Certified label
Helping Bees by Growing a Better Food System
A bottle of vinegar lies on a table beside a bowl full of slices of peach and cherry tomatoes
Bee Better Certified: One Acre at a Time
A patch of pollinator habitat on a farm in Iowa is a mass of yellow, white, and purple flowers
Walmart Commits to Bee Better Certified and Other Measures for Pollinators
Three people, with clipboards in hand, inspect a hedgerow of young shrubs growing beside a dusty farm track.
Pollinator Conservation Program Digest – September 3, 2020
Pink blooms of prairie crocus contrast against the brown grass
Pollinator Conservation Program Digest – August 6, 2020
An aerial view looking down on an almond orchard. At the bottom of the photo, the greenery of the hedgerow planted as habitat for bees contrasts with the straight rows of almond trees above.
Bee Better Certified: Protecting Bees and Providing a Level Playing Field for Farmers and the Companies that Support Them
A long line of people of diverse ages, genders, and races are all sporting bright yellow and black-striped bee outfits in an outdoor festival setting.
Evolution in Attitudes Leads to Greater Interest in Pollinator Conservation
A plastic clamshell of blueberries bears the Bee Better Certified seal, as well as a label that says "Oregon grown" and the California Giant label.
Arriving in Stores: Bee Better Certified Blueberries
Red-orange poppies pepper a verdant hillside.
Bee Better Certified Engages the Almond Industry
A field of sunflowers bordering a field.
Bee Better Certified: An Evolving Standard
Klickitat Canyon Vineyard - in the foreground are brightly colored blooms of arrowleaf balsamroot and lupine, and in the background are rows of vines.
From the Field: A Visit to Klickitat Canyon Vineyard
The Sran Family Orchards logo
Sran Family Orchards: The First Bee Better Certified Farm
agapostemon on flower
Bee Better Certified™: Creating Better Places for Bees