Mogo Village Honey in Mogo, New South Wales | Local business
Mogo Village Honey
Locality: Mogo, New South Wales
Phone: +61 466 015 836
Address: 14 Sydney street 2536 Mogo, NSW, Australia
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24.01.2022 Exciting to see the power getting reconnected. As the days and weeks pass we are getting closer and closer to the day we can reopen for honey sales and our beekeeping experiences. Keep watching our page as we move along for updates
24.01.2022 We are busy building the retaining wall around the honey sheds. It won't be to much longer until the retaining wall is completed, and the concrete poured. Once that is finished, we will be ready to restart our BEEKEEPING EXPERIENCE
22.01.2022 Busy packing honey and preparing the orders
22.01.2022 All the burnt rubble completely cleared now, so moving on with the next step. Preparing the site ready for our honey sheds.
21.01.2022 We are so happy to have received a honey extractor, so kindly donated for us to use by Gary Piole. Peter and I are so grateful. This machine will help us get Mogo Village Honey back on the shop shelves. A huge thank you to Gino and Andrew and our great community for helping this happen.
20.01.2022 A couple of weeks ago we had the great pleasure of having a visit from Paul West. Paul from the TV program "The River Cottage" filmed a cooking segment and a bee/ honey shed tour with us. This was organised by the Eurobodalla council to promote our beautiful South Coast. See the link for recipes from Paul. We will post the film when its completed soon https://eurobodalla.com.au//eurobodalla-on-a-plate-tv-che/
16.01.2022 First swarm of the season.
15.01.2022 We had a massive help today from the Broulee Dolphins Rugby union club and friends. Our shed site is now cleaned up ready for us to start the rebuild of our new honey sheds. Thank you so much for all the help, we are very grateful.
13.01.2022 Finally we have put up a new mail box and sign, after the fires destroyed our other one. It will make it so much easier to find us when visiting our sheds
13.01.2022 There is a lot work happening at our honey sheds. The slab and work area around the sheds are about finished, just a few more finishing touches. Our Bee Keeping Experience/Tours will be back up and running soon. Keep watching our page for updates. Thank you everyone for your ongoing support.
12.01.2022 A short film made by our son Tom. Our first look after the fires and the recovery.
12.01.2022 Its so good to see nice size swams after such a terrible hard year of fires. Its a good sign the bees are breeding well with improving conditions.
11.01.2022 We now have honey available straight from our sheds. 500 gram jars $6.50 1 kilo buckets $9.50 3 kilo buckets $20.00 We will have pure bees wax available soon.... We can also post honey and wax if you live out of the area. Have a great weekend !! See more
10.01.2022 Working in solitude, at one with the bees.
09.01.2022 Its been a long time coming, but its finally happened Our very first honey extraction since the fires destroyed our home and honey sheds. This first batch of honey will be packed for the shops. You will start to see Mogo Village Honey back on the shelves in the shops over the next week or so. It is not available yet from our shed, but will be in the next few weeks as we build up our surplus honey supplies. Thank you everyone for your support, we really appreciate it
08.01.2022 Unloaded our new benches for our honey extracting and packing shed today. Another step closer
08.01.2022 We have finished processing our first batch of pure bees wax since the bush fires. Different size blocks available, $20 per kilo.
06.01.2022 Almost ready, just the finishing touches
06.01.2022 Its great to see the bee's making honey on the White Stringy Bark
06.01.2022 We had a huge step in the right direction today. Our shipping containers arrived and have been put in place, ready to be fitted out for our honey extracting and packing sheds. Exciting stuff !! We just need power and water connected and then we can move our new extracting equipment in
06.01.2022 Grafting for queen cells, to breed more queens for requeening hives and making new bee colony's. In the first photo the bees are careing for the new queen cells. The second photo is uncapped brood. The larvae in this photo are too large to graft, the larvea needs to be very small to graft.
04.01.2022 Mogo Village Honey is back !!! You will find it in : Moruya IGA Batehaven IGA Surf Beach IGA... Malua Bay IGA Pet Stock Batemans Bay Industrial Replacements Mogo Servo Mogo Soap shop Tomakin Servo ENJOY !!
04.01.2022 Fitting in the big honey extractor today. Not long now until the smell of sweet honey flowing once again at the Mogo Village Honey sheds
02.01.2022 Our packing room slowly starting to take shape
02.01.2022 Working late moving bees to a new site.
01.01.2022 Collecting another swam.
