Honey collecting

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The Flow Hive is a new beehive invention that promises to eliminate the more laborious aspects of collecting honey from a beehive with a novel spigot system that taps into specially designed honeycomb frames. Invented over the last decade by father and son beekeepers Stuart and Cedar Anderson, the system eliminates the traditional process of honey extraction where frames are removed from beehives, opened with hot knives, and loaded into a machine that uses centrifugal force to get the honey…

HUNT. ANTIQUES & TREASURES FOR A MORE COLLECTED LIFE The Bee’s Knees From skeps to smokers, vintage beekeeping collectibles are a honey of a find. Basket Case Prior to the invention of the Langstroth wood hive (see below), bee skeps served as homes for domesticated colonies of the honey-producing insects. Typically handcoiled from wheat straw, rye, and other natural materials, the upturned baskets provided a dark, dry space for bees to form their honeycomb. Impractical for modern-day…

W ell it took a few years but we finally got a decent honey harvest. On July 9th we pulled off the Supers that were on Mary & Myrina; a Me...

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Harvesting honey is one of the most vital highlights of our farm life. Typically, twice a year, during midsummer and fall, we open our hives and collect honey from the bees. And every year, I learn something new and exciting. As I am committed to delivering a high-quality product to my customers across the USA, I believe in sharing the experience of harvesting honey on our farm through this blog. So, let's dive in.

To protect her honey’s flavor, and to preserve its full nutritional benefits, Beverly Barker sells only raw honey and takes care not to damage it with heat.

Beekeeper wearing veil standing holding a smoker over an open beehive to calm honeybees before collecting the honey.

I'm eating the "life-giving dust" this morning! Bee pollen is a good source of protein, good for immunity, digestion, circulation, and detoxification. #beepollen #rawfood #honeybees #backyardbees #beefarmer

Honey contains hydrogen peroxide, has a low pH level and a high sugar content, which can help stop the growth of/kill certain bacteria.

All setup here at Farmfest 2024 in Mirfield got my two little helpers today too Neve and Kat Let's hope the weather holds up OK #dunnybees #bees#beekeeping #farmfest#honey#dunnyshoney#beeexperience #summer#honeybees#savethebees#yorkshirehoney#localhoney

the transparent and round beehive with drawer by ivry-B also lets the keepers extract honey even without opening the whole container.