Milea Bee Farm — Local services in San Jose

An excellent sustainable farming enterprise that uses bees to propagate crops. Learned so many good things about how bees can naturally increase yield. Saw for myself the rich fruiting of coconut trees attributed by the owners to the industry of bee pollination. Learned the practical way of intertwining vanilla orchid vine with a fruit bearing tree for the efficient absorption of natural fertilizers like vermicompost and dried leaves. Ate fresh veggie salad with the sweet-sour honey of stingless bees as dressing and impressed how perfectly matched it is. Learned a wealth of knowledge on sustainable farming from owner Mr. Rico. Thankful for the warmth and openness of the couple and daughter operating Milea. You’re a blessing and we give you back our wish for more blessings and success in your good deeds and effort to spread the...

Enjoyed our short visit here and bought some honey and other organic products from their store/receiving area. Didn't avail/book the tour as we didn't really expect it to be open to visitors and just tried their store. We did get some info about the farm and saw some bee hives otw to the store/reception area. According to our guide, the farm is open to visitors daily and not just 3x a week. The place could use some sprucing up but it could also be just bec there's a pandemic and they could be operating at reduced capacity. Nonetheless it was...

The farm isn’t that accessible for commuters who would like to visit the farm. If you came from Lipa City, ride a jeep going to Batangas. Then stop at San Jose Market; there, you need to ride a jeep going to Palanca. After that, you will ride a tricycle to Balagtasin. The farm is near Balagtasin.

It was actually worth it when you reached the farm. The way to the farm is really peaceful! The place is really nice! If you want an educational tour of the farm, you’ll pay 200 pesos per head. If you want to unwind or explore bees, this place is...