Bzz! Hear that? It’s the sound of you becoming a beekeeper! Did you know that a single bee colony can pollinate up to 300 million flowers a day? That’s right, you’re about to become a superhero for your local ecosystem! But before you don your cape (or bee suit), let’s get you set up with […]
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Bzz! Did you hear that? It’s the sweet sound of success in beekeeping! Whether you’re drawn to the golden nectar or fascinated by these industrious insects, starting your beekeeping journey is an exciting adventure. But before you dive in, you’ll need the right tools. Did you know that a well-equipped beekeeper can manage a hive
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The art of beekeeping has been revolutionized by evolving technologies, and the heart of this innovation is the honey extractor. For honey enthusiasts dreaming about a bountiful harvest without upsetting their buzzy little friends, choosing an ideal honey extractor can be the difference between sweet success and sticky trouble. This guide promises to decode the
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Getting rid of a hangover isn’t easy. And there are many home remedies for hangovers.But using honey as a natural hangover remedy is one method of treating hangovers that can actually be effective. And that’s from no less an authority than the National Headache Foundation (NHF)! Fructose is the Key, According to the NHF, the
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A stomach ulcer treatment using Manuka honey can be among the most effective of natural remedies for stomach ulcers and the most tasty! The reason has to do with the root cause of most stomach ulcers. Not so long ago it was thought that stomach ulcers (also called peptic ulcers or gastric ulcers) were mostly
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Beeswax is a multi-purpose marvel and can serve many purposes in our daily lives. Not only is it an excellent material for creating clean-burning, long-lasting candles, but it has an appealing natural scent that brings a warm glow to any room. It is great in cosmetics, forming a protective barrier that seals much-needed moisture into
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Beeswax pellets (also known as beeswax beads and beeswax pastilles) are probably the most convenient and easy form of beeswax to use. They are made from the wax secretions of honeybees. Want to whip up some age-defying, homemade face cream or keep your lips luscious with some homemade lip balm? Planning on making some exquisite-smelling
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Here is a question submitted by Claudio (Italy). Me and my friend have a bee hive each but they are like 10-15 meters away from each other but now one of the bee hive family has grow bigger and they’ve done a new hive on a tree. How do I know whose it is?? And
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Here is a question from Mike (Quakertown, PA). Hi, I started with a 3 lb box of bees, install went good, three days later queen is out of her cage. But I couldn’t find her. I was looking for about 15 minutes. I didn’t want to disrupt them to much, they are starting to draw
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OK, fair warning: this page is going to get a little bit political. If you don’t like that, this is a good time to bail. There are plenty of other interesting pages on this site. Still here? OK, here’s my rant… I was minding my own business today (and perfectly calm – really!) while reading
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