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25.01.2022 Nature & Science experience for these two home schooled students. Part 1: Hive Examination: Hive Box 2

24.01.2022 Mother's day specials Glass jar with honey dipper as seen in photo 1KG $28 700g $22 500g $19... Honeycomb price by weight See more

24.01.2022 Swarm 5 & 6 of the season

23.01.2022 Today's swarm was HUGE.

22.01.2022 https://www.abc.net.au//new-aus-research-finds-ho/12618064

20.01.2022 Today's inspection & extraction: Hive box 1

19.01.2022 Deliveries complete.

19.01.2022 Received this image and compliment from Manu in the Northern Territory. Glad he is loving the honey. Get well soon Manu

19.01.2022 Are you looking for Christmas gift ideas? A gift of sweetness goes a long way, try our Honey and Beeswax Candle combos. 350g Raw Honey with dipper & small Beeswax candle $18 500g Raw Honey with dipper & large Beeswax candle $ 28.

18.01.2022 Part 2 of 2 Elimination of the drone from the hive.

17.01.2022 Come Autumn the worker bees start preparing for hive for winter. In order to do this they eliminate any non essentials in the hive. Unfortunately for the drones they provide no value to the hive during winter. In actual fact they are a burden that will deplete honey supplies and are there for eliminated. We were able to capture the elimination in progress see part 1 of 2 Be sure to watch part 2, as you will see the tag teaming by the worker bees. It is fascinating watching them in action

15.01.2022 Yesterday's Hive inspection: Hive Box 3

14.01.2022 For this order I was provided with Squeeze bottle to fill.

13.01.2022 Last nights Bloodmoon Luna Eclipse

13.01.2022 Swarm round two (Sunday avro)

10.01.2022 Loukoumathes (Greek Honey Puffs) One of the many uses for Raw Honey (or Candied Honey) in cooking.

09.01.2022 You may (or maybe not) be wondering why we have had so many swarms. Let me tell you why.... When we inspect our hives and see Queen cups /peanuts we have the option to eliminate the peanuts, bar one (incase the Queen is unwell) but we choose not to. Why? Well for a few reasons... ... 1 - we can split the hive into a Nucleus box (which we did) 2 - More bees in nature is always good thing for everyone 3 - If your hive is strong loosing some bees is not an issue. If a Queen lays brood in every cell on one langstrom full depth frame 7400 bees will emerge 6 weeks later. Although normally only 70% of the frame is filled so that would be approximately 5180 bees per frame. In the hive that has swarmed the most, we had 12 brood frames which equates to approximately to 62,180 new bees at 70% full or potentially 88,800 if all cells were full of brood being born every 6 weeks. If each swarm contained 5000 bees, we have only lost 35,000 bees. We personally don't like squishing Queen cells to stop a swarm, plus once the bees decide to swarm they will just create a new Queen to swarm with. Personally I prefer to split the hive, however, this can be tricky when 3 Queen cups / peanuts are on one frame very close together.

07.01.2022 Nature & Science experience for these two home schooled students. Part 2: Honey Extraction: Hive box 2 Please note the honey extracted for this clip is for personal use only. Extraction for purpose of sale will be done with a mask and gloves during Covid-19 period.

05.01.2022 For this Christmas pack we have collaborated with Alainn Beauty Products bundling Raw Honey with dipper & Handmade Vegan Lip Balm. Lip Balm options: Christmas Spice, Candy Cane, Pineapple Frazzle & Strawberry Dream

05.01.2022 On route to Wadeye NT

03.01.2022 Today's Swarm (#3 for the new season)

02.01.2022 Candles are always a great Christmas gift. Get your orders in and light up someone's day.

01.01.2022 Wadeye is a very remote area in the Northern Territory, it only took 3 business days to get there.