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Why Worry BEE Happy

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24.01.2022 This is a terrible loss of bees on KI

24.01.2022 Recently was asked to remove a hive built in an avocado tree so they can start picking in a few weeks time. It was quite a size with quite a few bees, eggs but no honey.

23.01.2022 The 21 day life cycle of Bees in 60 seconds cc National Geographic

19.01.2022 Happy to supply and support local businesses. Currently have a good supply of honey as we are not affected by bushfires.

16.01.2022 Had some visitors while beekeeping

14.01.2022 A little baby bee fell asleep in the honey packaging room this morning

14.01.2022 World Bee Day please keep an eye out for these little , they are an essential part of our environment.

13.01.2022 IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING ASIAN HONEY BEES: Tom Hagan is a PhD student at the University of Sydney studying Asian Honey Bees. He is in Cairns until the 22nd of... August. If you see colonies or swarms of Apis cerana, and particularly if you see them further than, at, or close to (< 10 km) range edge areas*, please call him on 02 9351 3642 and he may be able to collect them. After the 22nd of August this number will become unavailable, but if you have further questions you can email him at [email protected]. *Range edge areas are: Twyford, Wonga, Mount Carbine, South Edge, Dimbulah, Herberton, Milaa Milaa, East Palmerston, Mena Creek, Old Silkwood, Tully, Mission Beach See more

12.01.2022 THIS IS WHAT HANDFEEDING BEES LOOKS LIKE An unprecedented combination of drought and bushfires has left little food in the wild and many commercial beekeepers have been forced to handfeed their insects to keep them alive. More info: https://ab.co/3e0xI2F

08.01.2022 A short video removing the bees from the avocado tree.

07.01.2022 Change of Ownership of FNQ Honey & Bees After many years of hard work, we have sold our honey and bee business and are looking forward to retirement and a much easier lifestyle in Western Australia with our family. The new owners, Tom and Chloe Bidner, wish to expand their current business at Malanda. They appreciate the honey and pollination business, understand how it operates and are keen and capable of developing its future potential. No major changes are planned for th...e business in the short term and we will be staying on through a transition arrangement to ensure a smooth handover of the business. Please give Tom and Chloe your continued support for a local product. Their email address is [email protected]. Thank you for your support over the years & remember Why Worry Bee Happy. Regards Henry & Kerry Grady

03.01.2022 Hello We thought it was about time we introduced ourselves as the new owners of FNQ Honey & Bees We are 3 weeks into this new business and we have been busy bees, both in the apiary sites and filling honey orders. It's been a whirlwind 3 weeks meeting most of our wonderful customers, your welcoming nature and continued support has ment the world to us. We feel very grateful for the opportunity to purchase this gem of a business. We would like to wish Henry and Kerry all t...he very best as they embark on their next chapter. Enjoy WA guys Tom and Chloe Bidner See more