One thing horse farms often have in abundance is space – unused paddock edges, quiet field corners, or strips along driveways. These little patches may not mean much to us, but for bees and other pollinators, they can be lifesaving stopovers.
That’s how the idea for the Pavo Bee Highway was born: a flower-filled route planted by our customers, stretching from gardens to barns, from borders to meadows. Each patch provides safe landing zones for pollinators, helping them move through the landscape.
Bees are essential to our ecosystems – and that includes the very land that feeds our horses.
Sustainability starts small: with one seed sachet, one patch of land, and one mindful choice.