Nuc availability
The following people have listed nucs available for sale in the Kalamazoo area. Please note: KBC takes no responsibility/makes no guarantees about any of the nucs listed below and simply is presenting this list as a resource.
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Calin Sferdean
Email: sferdean@gmail.com
Phone: 734-558-3443
Location: Portage, Michigan
Frame Height: Deep
Approximate Date Available: 4-25-2026
Open to both format deep or medium; also standard 5 NUC size or larger if desired.
Dixon Apiaries LLC | David Dixon
Email: dixonapiaries@gmail.com
Phone: 734-368-6253
Location: Galesburg, Michigan
Frame Height: Deep
Approximate Date Available: 5-2-2026
Dixon Apiaries is pleased to once again offer Nuc sales for the 2026 Beekeeping Season! Each Nuc will include a proven and overwintered 2025 laying queen, 5 Deep frames full of bees (3-4 frames of mixed brood of all ages, 1-2 frames of Pollen and Nectar resources), and a nuc container that is yours to keep and reuse in your own beekeeping operations. Please fill out your information below to be added to our reservation list: https://forms.gle/
Kalamazoo Valley Community College
Email: queenbeecharlotte@gmail.com
Phone: 269-910-0962
Location: KVCC Apiary/FIC downtown Kalamazoo
Frame Height: Medium, Deep
Approximate Date Available: 5-20-2026
Have both mediums and deeps. 100% overwintered stock for the second year in a row. Discount if we can install directly into your equipment. May be available sooner, depending on the weather.
Matthew Heynen
Email: mcannamarie@yahoo.com
Phone: 616-366-2814
Location: Hopkins, Michigan
Frame Height: Deep
Approximate Date Available: 4-27-2026
Our nucs have overwintered in Hopkins, Michigan, and come with a marked queen.
Susan Quiter
Email: quiterps@yahoo.com
Phone: 517-227-2848
Location: Bronson, Michigan
Frame Height: Deep
Approximate Date Available: 5-29-2026
Nucs are Michigan mutts from overwintered stock. Treated in the spring for mites. 5-frame deeps with laying queen, brood and resources. I am a hobby beekeeper and sells splits in the spring to reduce/maintain my hive numbers. These genetics typically overwinter well, are strong honey producers and are relatively easy to handle.