Noi Apicoltori

Con il miele di “Noi Apicoltori”, sai di assaporare un prodotto buono e pulito e di sostenere un’agricoltura rispettosa dei cicli della vita e della natura. Sono oltre 600 i nostri soci apicoltori, donne e uomini, legati al territorio in cui vivono e uniti dalla passione per le api, per i loro prodotti e per la natura. Tutti hanno stretto un patto, un disciplinare che rispetta le api e stabilisce i migliori metodi di raccolta di mieli, polline, pappa reale e propoli.

Gli apicoltori di Mielizia, coltivatori di biodiversità, lavorano insieme alle api e, dal Piemonte alla Sicilia, si prendono cura di loro, creando le condizioni affinché possano prosperare. I soci di Mielizia sono stati tra i primi ad utilizzare tecniche di produzione biologica in Italia e attualmente siamo i maggiori produttori di miele biologico in Europa.

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Stefano Vercelli

From Liguria

Beekeeper from Genova. He practices “nomadic beekeeping” in the region and mainly delivers polyflora and acacia. He collects and delivers also chestnut honey.

Giovanni Cambi

From Liguria

He practices nomadic beekeeping in the region. He produces and delivers mainly acacia honey and forest.

Giovanni Viviani

From Tuscany

Giovanni is a young beekeeper member from Tuscany. He produces and delivers mainly acacia and chestnut honey. He also produces smaller quantities of polyflora and sulla (frenchhoneysuckle honey).

Diego Pagani

From Piemonte

Beekeeper from Borgomanero, in the province of Novara. He practices nomadic beekeeping in Piedmont and Emilia-Romagna. He mainly delivers polyflora and acacia honey.

Giorgio e Davide Baracani

From Emilia-Romagna

Working respectively in Catelguelfo and Dozza, in the province of Bologna, they are brothers. Giorgio practices “nomadic beekeeping” in Emilia-Romagna, Lombardia and Marche regions to produce polyflora and acacia honey. Davide practices nomadi beekeeping in the region and mainly produces polyflora honey.

Manlio Pugliese

From Emilia-Romagna

Beekeeper from Novellara, in the province of Reggio Emilia. He practices nomadic beekeeping in the region and in Lombardy. He mainly delivers polyflora and acacia honeys. He also produces linden honey and propolis.

Matteo Veneroni

From Lombardia

Beekeeper from Broni, in the province of Pavia. He practices nomadic beekeeping in the region and mainly delivers polyflora and acacia honeys. He collects also chestnut honey.

Giovanni Lazzari

From Emilia-Romagna

He practices organic beekeeping, both settled and nomadic. He moves part of his beehives to the province of Varese to collect acacia honey. In a few years, he has set up 270 bee colonies and he produces acacia, polyflora, chestnut, linden and forest honey.

Emanuela Borzoni

From Piemonte

She works in her farm with her husband, in Cameriano, in the province of Novara, where they already have 500 beehives, hoping to grow more. They produce acacia, linden, chestnut and forest honey.

Barbara Leida

From Piemonte

Barbara produces polyflora, chestnut, forest and acacia honey. With her husbands, she manages around 800 hives. The passion for her job is strictly linked to the possibility to raise her eyes working in open spaces. She loves enjoying the silence and the changing colors of nature in the different seasons. To enter the cooperative was a way to open up the new world of the cooperation and to become more aware about the environment and the quality of the product.

Fabrizio, Nicola e Federico Tieri

From Abruzzo

Beekeepers in Tornareccio, in the province of Chieti. They practice “nomadic beekeeping” in Abruzzo, Calabria, Lazio and Marche regions. They mainly deliver polyflora, orange blossom and eucalyptus honey. They also collect and deliver tangerine honey.

Davide Mele

From Calabria

Beekeeper in Celico, in the province of Cosenza. He practices “nomadic beekeeping” in Calabria, Puglia and Marche regions. He mainly produces and delivers orange blossom, eucalyptus and chestnut. He also collects acacia, sunflower, polyflora and pollen.

Gioacchino Di Benedetto

From Sicilia

Gioacchino is a young beekeeper from Sicily. He is agronomist. While attending University, he used to manage two bees colonies. He produces orange blossom honey and his beekeeping farm has grown a lot over the years. His goal is to reach the production of 10.000 kgs of honey with 350 beehives. He is extremely passionate, working alone, sometimes with his dog Ettore. Ettore goes to the colonies by car with Gioacchino and he remembers the position of the hives by memory.

Domenica Dabraio

From Basilicata

Beekeeper from Tricarico, in the province of Matera. She practices “nomadic beekeeping” in Basilicata. She mainly produces and delivers orange blossom, chestnut and sulla and she also collects polyflora, acacia and pollen.

Marcello Caruso

From Calabria

Beekeeper in Fagnano Castello in the province of Cosenza. He practices “nomadic beekeeping” in Calabria, Marche and Puglia. He produces and delivers orange blossom and chestnut. He also delivers polyflora honey.

Alain Mouraret

From Tuscany

Beekeeper in Montaione, in the province of Florence. He practices “nomadic beekeeping” in the region, mainly delivering acacia, chestnut and polyflora. He also collects sulla (French honeysuckle) and forest.

Mauro Zingrini

From Tuscany

Together with his wife he decided to become a beekeeper in 2009 having moved to Mugello from Milan in 2005 in search of a new and simpler way of life in close contact with nature. This decision was driven by bees from start to finish. Asked for an anecdote on his profession, he recalls: "My wife and I invested almost all the money given to us for our wedding in our first boxes, first beehives and basic equipment. I remember the day we took the first boxes into our first apiary, with the car loaded with around 15-20 nucs. It was located in a field overlooking the house. It started raining while we were unloading the car and the rain got heavier and heavier until the car was stuck in the mud and we were completely soaking. We were wet but happy. “Wet bees, lucky bees”, we told ourselves. We were 25".

Mauro mainly produces chestnut and acacia honey.

Carmelinda Martino

From Campania

Together with his daughter and son-in-law Fausto Tufo, he is settled in Acquafredda, near Benevento. He mainly produces and delivers acacia and chestnut honey. He also collects polyflora and royal jelly.

Giovanni Pastacaldi

From Toscana

Beekeeper in Vicchio, in the province of Florence. He practices “nomadic beekeeping” in Tuscany and mainly delivers acacia, chestnut and polyflora. He collects and delivers also linden, forest and pollen.

Marcello Caruso

From Calabria

Alessandro Sciarillo

From Campania

Together with his mother, who works in the laboratory, he manages 300 settled beehives. From around two hundred of them, he collects acacia, chestnut and clear polyflora honey. With the other colonies, he breeds over two thousand queen bees every year, to be sold on the market.

Francesco De Leo

From Tuscany

A beekeeper from Tuscany, his company is located between Siena and Grosseto in a hilly area where the vegetation mainly consists of a Mediterranean maquis forest and wildflowers that grow in the many little parcels of land that are no longer farmed but highly useful for bees. He manages 300 beehives with which he produces wildflower, chestnut, sunflower and honeydew honey and is a guest of a number of beekeeper colleagues in their acacia honey production locations. Rarely, when the conditions allow it, he also produces strawberry tree honey.

Giuseppe Menna e Giustino Tano

From Abruzzo

Beekeepers in Atessa, in the province of Chieti. They practice nomadic beekeeping in Abruzzo, Giustino also in Calabria, Puglia and Marche, while Giuseppe only in Puglia region. Giustine mainly delivers polyflora, orange blossom and tangerine honey, while Giuseppe produces coriander honey.

Serena Alunni

From Marche

Beekeeper in Isola del Piano. She produces and delivers coriander and polyflora honey.

Antonio Carrelli

From Molise

Since 1997 Antonio has been managing his grandfather’s beekeeping farm, created in 1936. Today he manages around 350 beehives. The center of the activity is in Fossalto and he produces sunflower, polyflora, sulla, pollen and coriander. “My grandfather, my father and I. I decided to continue the tradition of my family for the colors, the aromas and the flavors deeply enrooted in my soul”.

Fabrizio, Nicola e Federico Tieri

From Abruzzo

Davide Mele

From Calabria

Daniele Greco

From Puglia

Beekeeper in the province of Lecce, he practices “nomadic beekeeping” in Puglia and Calabria. He mainly delivers eucalyptus and orange blossom apart from polyflora.

Francesco De Leo

Regione Toscana

Apicoltore toscano, la sua azienda si trova al confine delle province di Siena e Grosseto, in zona collinare, dove la vegetazione è costituita essenzialmente dal bosco della macchia mediterranea e da erbacee spontanee dei tanti piccoli appezzamenti ormai non coltivati, ma utilissimi per le api. Conduce 300 alveari con i quali riesce a produrre millefiori, castagno, girasole, melata ed è ospitato da alcuni colleghi apicoltori nelle loro postazioni per l’acacia. Raramente, quando le condizioni lo consentono, produce anche miele di corbezzolo.

Francesco Panella

Regione Piemonte

Apicoltore di Novi ligure, in provincia di Alessandria. Pratica nomadismo nell'ambito della regione. Conferisce principalmente miele monoflora di acacia e melata. Raccoglie e conferisce anche miele monoflora di castagno.

Barbara Leida

Regione Piemonte

Apicoltrice di Viguzzolo, in provincia di Alessandria. Pratica nomadismo in Piemonte e in Lombardia. Produce e conferisce principalmente miele di acacia e melata. Raccoglie e conferisce anche millefiori.

Marie Helene Ingargiola

Regione Piemonte

Apicoltrice di Cassine, in provincia di Alessandria. Pratica nomadismo nell’ambito della regione produce e conferisce principalmente miele di acacia e melata. Raccoglie e conferisce anche monoflora di castagno e propoli.

Giovanni Guido

Regione Piemonte

Veterinario e apicoltore con circa 270 famiglie, ha sempre allevato e curato le sue api con metodi biologici. Ha conosciuto le api a scuola, quando frequentava il secondo anno dell’istituto per Periti Agrari a Torino e partecipò a un corso di apicoltura organizzato dall'istituto. Da sempre lo anima una grandissima passione. Produce acacia, castagno e melata principalmente.

Rosa Sutera

From Sicily

She works in Floridia, in the province of Siracusa. She practices “nomadic beekeeping” in Sicily and she mainly delivers polyflora honey.

Armanda Manghi

From Emilia-Romagna

Beekeeper in Medesano, Parma. She practices “nomadic beekeeping” in Emilia-Romagna and mainly produces polyflora. She collects and delivers also acacia, linden, chestnut and propolis.

Savino Petruzzelli

Regione Puglia

La sua azienda si trova nella zona di Andria ed è improntata prevalentemente alla produzione di pappa reale, allevamento di regine e miele di millefiori.

Anna Ganapini

From Emilia-Romagna

Beekeeper in Albinea, in the province of Reggio Emilia. She practices nomadic beekeeping in the region. She produces and delivers mainly polyflora honey, but she also collects linden and propolis.

Francesco Ruini

From Emilia-Romagna

Beekeeper in Rio Saliceto, in the province of Reggio Emilia. He practices “nomadic beekeeping” in Emilia-Romagna and Lombardia. He mainly delivers polyflora honey, but collects also linden and acacia.

Paola Bidin

From Tuscany

She manages a beekeeping farm named “La Pollinosa”, with her husband Gianni Alessandri in Cinigiano, in the province of Grosseto. She practices “nomadic beekeeping” in Tuscany and produces polyflora and monofloral an polyflora pollen. She also produces acacia, strawberry tree and clover honey.

Roberto Batignani

From Tuscany

Beekeeper in Montalcino, in the province of Siena. He practices nomadic beekeeping in the region. He produces polyflora and strawberry tree honey.

Simone Zarri

From Tuscany

Beekeeper in Pistoia. He practices “nomadic beekeeping” in Tuscany and mainly delivers polyflora honey. He also collects acacia and chestnut.

Carlo Serventi

From Emilia-Romagna

He is settled on the green hills of Parma, “stealing” his bees different kinds of honey such as acacia, linden, chestnut, forest, polyflora, sometimes alfalfa, pollen and propolis.

Marco Nocci

From Tuscany

Beekeeper in San Casciano Val di Pesa, in the province of Florence. He practices “nomadic beekeeping” in Tuscany and mainly delivers polyflora. He collects and delivers also clover, acacia, sulla, sunflower and pollen.

Fabrizio Nisi

Regione Lazio

Apicoltore alle porte di Roma. Pratica nomadismo nell’ambito della regione e produce miele millefiori.

Maurizio Nenzioni

From Emilia-Romagna

Beekeeper in Ponticelli, Imola, in the province of Bologna. He practices “nomadic beekeeping” in Emilia-Romagna and Marche regions and mainly delivers polyflora honey. He collects and delivers also acacia and linden.

Guido Zanelli

From Emilia-Romagna

Beekeeper from Massa Lombarda, in the province of Ravenna. He practices nomadic beekeeping in Lombardy and Marche regions and he mainly delivers polyflora honey. He collects and delivers also acacia honey.

Matteo Finelli

From Emilia-Romagna

He mainly produces linden and polyflora honeys. The main productions are destined to his “colleagues”, since he breeds bee-nucleus hives and queen bees of Ligustica race for other beekeepers. He also produces royal jelly.

Domenica Dabraio

From Basilicata

Rosalba Carrara

From Toscana

She practices “nomadic beekeeping” in Tuscany. She mainly produces acacia and “sulla”. She also collects and delivers polyflora, sunflower, chestnut, forest, pollen and propolis.

Moreno Borghesi

Regione Toscana

In his farm they practice “nomadic beekeeping” in Tuscany, producing polyflora and “sulla”. He also collects and delivers acacia, sunflower, strawberry tree and pollen.

Giovanni Lazzari

Regione Emilia-Romagna

Pratica apicoltura biologica sia stanziale che nomade, spostando una parte delle api in provincia di Varese, per raccolta dell’acacia. In pochi anni, ha già 270 famiglie che producono miele d’acacia, millefiori, castagno, tiglio e melata.

Andrea Zambelli

From Emilia-Romagna

Andrea is a young beekeeper member and practices organic beekeeping. He started his activity in 2000. He used to love countryside life and breed barnyard animals. Bees have always his passion. Apart from linden, he produces also forest and polyflora honey. He also collects smaller quantities of acacia and chestnut, being this one his favorite honey for its aroma, spreading in the laboratory during honey extraction.

Matteo Marchesi

From Emilia-Romagna

Beekeeper for passion and family tradition. After many experiences all over the world, the last one in New Zeland in 2011, Matteo decided to take over the family company, starting a new activity on his own. He works in Zola Predosa, in the province of Bologna, where he manages many beehives. He produces acacia, chestnut, forest, polyflora, propolis, royal jelly and linden honey.