Virginia Webb is a full-time commercial beekeeper.  For more than fifty years, Virginia (along with her late husband Carl Webb) has championed the role of the honeybee in helping to sustainglobal agriculture and have helped to promote its diversified productivity, from nutritional products to health and beauty aids.

She manages more than 150 colonies of bees and her apiaries are located in areas suitable to produce the very best Sourwood Honey.

Virginia has been awarded four gold medals at the World Honey Show, sponsored by the Apimondia, for Best Honey in the World.  She is the only person to win the International Black Jar Honey Contest twice sponsored by the Center for Honeybee Research.  First in 2014 and again in 2025.

She is a highly sought-after speaker for the beekeeping industry and agriculture where she has worked with beekeepers in almost every state and has traveled to Europe, South America and the Caribbean teaching beekeeping for the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Teaching others about honeybees and their role in agriculture is an important service that Virginia has provided for over 50 years. Each year, she speaks to thousands of school children, church groups, civic organizations and retirement centers nationwide.

For more than 40 years, Virginia has been a certified honey show judge.  Including Tennessee State Beekeepers Assoc., North Carolina Beekeepers Assoc., Georgia Beekeepers Assoc., Welsh Beekeeping Organization and the Apimondia – World Honey Show.

Virginia Webb holds three master beekeeper certifications, Georgia, Florida and Eastern Apiculture Society.