Hood County Bee Ag Exemption Leasing | Ten Box Bees

Hood County Bee Ag Exemption Leasing

Quick answer: Ten Box Bees manages honey bee colonies for qualifying Hood County acreage. Use the calculator below as a planning baseline and confirm current Hood CAD guidance before installation.

Hood County Hive Calculator

Enter your qualifying agricultural acreage, from 5 to 20 acres.



Enter your acreage and tap Calculate Hives.

Planning baseline only. Hood County Appraisal District makes the final determination.

Hood County hive planning

Because published Hood County references have not always been consistent over time, we currently use a six-active-colony minimum as a planning baseline and reconfirm Hood CAD's current tract-specific intensity standard before installation.

Managed service

We handle hive placement, inspections, feeding and treatment when required, queen and colony management, normal replacement support, and service documentation.

Communities we serve

Granbury, Tolar, Lipan, Cresson, DeCordova, Acton, Oak Trail Shores, and surrounding Hood County properties.

Pricing

$385 per hive per year plus a one-time setup fee.

Hood County FAQ

How many hives does Hood County require?

The calculator uses our current six-colony planning baseline. We confirm the current Hood CAD standard before placement rather than presenting an older schedule as guaranteed.

Do you service Tolar and Granbury?

Yes, subject to route capacity and site access.

Can Ten Box Bees guarantee qualification?

No. Hood CAD makes the final eligibility and appraisal decision.

Request a free Hood County property evaluation.

Compare all county hive requirements.

PROPERTY TAX PLANNING TOOL

Estimate Hood County Property Tax Savings

See how a qualifying agricultural valuation could change the estimated property tax on your land, then compare that potential reduction with the cost of the Ten Box Bees managed hive program.

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Enter your property information and select Estimate My Savings.

This calculator is a planning estimate only. It is not tax, legal, or appraisal advice and does not guarantee agricultural valuation or a particular tax savings. County Appraisal District standards, assessed values, tax rates, homesite exclusions, agricultural history, and other property-specific factors can change the actual result.