Uncover Property Tax Savings: Beekeeping for 20-40 Year-Olds in Texas

 Uncover Property Tax Savings: Beekeeping for 20-40 Year-Olds in Texas


Uncover Property Tax Savings Beekeeping for 20-40 Year-Olds in Texas


In the vast landscapes of Texas, property owners in the 20-40 age range can now explore a unique avenue for reducing property taxes—beekeeping. Texas law, akin to livestock or hay farming, allows small-acreage plots (5-20 acres) to qualify for tax cuts by hosting bees, irrespective of ownership.

Discover the Buzz:

  • Dennis Herbert, a seasoned beekeeper with 26 years of experience, pioneered the legislation in 2011, making it law on January 1, 2012.
  • Herbert, the architect of this bee-friendly tax reduction, will unravel the intricacies of the law at the 14th Annual Beginning Beekeeping School on March 2 in Brenham, Texas.
  • Learn how to leverage beekeeping to secure property tax savings as Herbert shares the law's history and addresses queries from landowners.

Beyond Taxes:

  • The beekeeping school offers diverse sessions, covering beekeeping fundamentals, honey harvesting, queen raising, and an exciting opportunity to don a bee suit and observe live hive inspections led by experienced beekeepers.

Unlock the potential of beekeeping to transform your property tax situation while gaining valuable insights into the world of apiculture. Join us on March 2 for an informative day in Brenham, Texas.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

  1. Who is eligible for property tax reduction through beekeeping?

    • Property owners with small acreages ranging from 5 to 20 acres.
  2. Do I need to own the bees to qualify for tax savings?

    • No, ownership by the landowner is not a requirement.
  3. When did the beekeeping law come into effect in Texas?

    • The law was drafted by Dennis Herbert in 2011 and became effective on January 1, 2012.
  4. What will be discussed at the Beginning Beekeeping School?

    • Dennis Herbert will cover the history of the law and address questions from landowners. Additionally, sessions on starting beekeeping, honey harvesting, queen raising, and live hive inspections will be available.
  5. Is the beekeeping school open to all?

    • Yes, the 14th Annual Beginning Beekeeping School is open to anyone interested in beekeeping and property tax savings.

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