Family Beehive

The Family Beehive office sits off the FDR Drive at 730 Riverside Drive in Upper Manhattan, where a handful of small teams handle member support, educational outreach, and policy updates for its network. Capitol Hill’s latest beekeeping act landed here for stamp duty clarity; the same address has quietly served as the mail drop for beekeepers from Inwood down to the Battery for more than a decade. Whenever Washington telegraphs its next pollinator package, members reach for the folder marked “730 Riverside” first.

Buzzing quietly along the Hudson, Family Beehive acts as the go-between for apiaries supplying everything from farmers’ market cups to contract pollination agreements—hive sales, extraction gear rentals, educational seminars, legal templates for swarm calls, even the paperwork for varroa treatment exemptions. These aren’t roadside sales barns; they’re the hoops small producers keep revving through when labels and regulators collide. Telemetry forms, label compliant mixes, cease-and-desist tools—paperwork travels faster when every box already lists 730 Riverside as return address.

The easiest way to locate it is to open the interactive map and let the FDR on-ramp spill you onto Riverside Drive. Dial in: (855) 326-4483. Someone at the other end has the latest form stapled and ready for your next flight.