Moore Honey's migratory bees enhance crop production in Texas.

Beekeeping at Moore Honey is a seasonal endeavor, requiring the relocation of bee colonies across state lines to maintain productivity. Manager Jake Moore noted that the company not only produces honey in Southeast Texas but also offers pollination services to local and out-of-state farmers. Their annual cycle begins with pollination in California in January, returning to Texas in March, where they create new colonies by splitting existing ones. Honey production occurs in May and June, followed by further relocations for additional pollination and honey harvesting, with bees returning in the fall to survive winter.