Harvey Hills Honey in Cookernup, Western Australia | Food and drinks company
Harvey Hills Honey
Locality: Cookernup, Western Australia
Address: Dix Rd 6220 Cookernup, WA, Australia
Website: http://harveyhillshoney.com
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25.01.2022 Harvey hills honey is pleased to announce the completed acquisition of some prime ass land. Comprised of mostly red gum mixed with a plethora of other native species unique to south west WA. Our bees are going to be all over this. And for any triggered hippies the glass was picked up and recycled. And for any triggered alcoholics every drop spilt in the display was retrieved and consumed irresponsibly at 9am the following day.
23.01.2022 Planted a couple of hundred winter flowering trees for our bees today. Now to wait 20 years and stand proudly in this spot proclaiming we planted these trees at the best possible time
23.01.2022 Good ol' Morgan Freeman Gettin busy living with his bee ranch in America. Good to know such a quality actor and thoughtful mind understands the importance and joy of beekeeping. http://www.mnn.com//blogs/morgan-freeman-is-now-a-beekeeper
21.01.2022 The Mizen family is proud to announce that it is now making available to friends the finest honey known to the modern world. obviously the ageing patriarch is a little displeased at having to give up some of his golden harvest, but there is a new order and the new order needs fast duckets for his lavish life and pursuits. Special thanks to those that have helped already, Andre with design features and Hannah with promotion. And all friends who have shown support. Please continue this by liking the page and ordering a jar from us. As most people are aware we are blessed to have such fine natural produce in Australia especially the south west and honey produced here sets a global benchmark in both it's taste and health benefits. Check the webpage for more info www.harveyhillshoney.com
19.01.2022 Launch night official HHH launch with the brains trust . Good times and great food and company.
18.01.2022 Interesting and informative video on the current plight of the honey bee, Thanks for the handball Fontana https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqA42M4RtxE
17.01.2022 The holy grail of the honey industry has been finding a way to farm honey without upsetting the bees! Looks like a father son team from Australia may have found a way to do just that. We have a couple on order and will let you know how the flow hives go. Great innovation from Australian producers yet again
16.01.2022 Bit of teamwork here taken from the house gardens. Sharing is caring and there is plenty of nectar to go around at the Harvey Hills Honey Apiaries. if however times where tough I would be telling that butterfly to look elsewhere, bees come first around here brudda.
08.01.2022 Hello honey lovers. It's been all quiet on the south western front and we are afraid the honey supply from Spring/Summer 14/15 has been exhausted completely Thanks for buying and loving our inaugural batch. First the bad news now the good! We have been working hard to increase our hive numbers by double so we will have more delicious honey to offer our fine supporters in the 15/16 season so watch this space and we will be announcing it's availability hopefully a little later this spring
07.01.2022 Winners are grinners :) Our prized red gum honey took out most points for all produce at the local Harvey agricultural show!! We are super pleased the judges loved our honey. Also a great community event and I encourage everyone to take a visit when the show comes around next year.
07.01.2022 Liquid gold ... worth every sting Dad copped 4 today happy birthday to him from our bees
05.01.2022 What a difference 8 months makes, 5760 little hours we back and we gettin' it. The above shot was taken yesterday as I frolicked in the picturesque surrounds of Harvey Hills Honey, Its a Jarrah in full bloom and if i zoomed that bad boy in and maintained picture quality you would see lots of our bees gettin' it (the nectar that is) the bottom image shows the smoky haze left by the devastating fires at the start of the year which our hives and flora have fortunately now fully recovered from. So get to your pantries and throw out any and all Inferior honeys and start salivating over the imminent Harvey Hills Honey 2016 Jarrah range
05.01.2022 It was a shaky start to 2016 for Harvey hills honey with the fires coming very close to our apiaries. Fortunately we where spared by good fortune and great efforts from the family and local volunteer firefighter services. Unfortunately a lot of our bees food supply has been burned and we are not expecting a bumper season so it will be hard to get your hands on a jar this season. The red gum is starting to blossom though so there should be a golden delicious honey Phoenix rising from the ashes
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