The Bee-log
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How is honey made, anyway?
The hives are getting stacked up with honey boxes, and the bees are flying like crazy. What's new on the farm: The crops are blooming, and the hives are getting taller as the bees take advantage of the nectar flow....
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A snapshot of our little piece of earth
The sky is full of bees as we're unloading the hives in Saskatoon. What's new on the farm: The bees have all arrived back home in Saskatoon! It has been a much calmer, drama-free week since they got back. In...
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🐝 All wrapped up on Vancouver Island!
The hives on the truck as we unload in Vancouver Island. What's new on the farm: We finally made it. The bees are now settled in on Vancouver Island. I can't believe I'm writing this only a few more days...
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The honey flow has begun
Mini hives used for mating our own queens What's new on the farm: The honey is flowing! To tell the truth, honey is always flowing throughout the season as long as flowers are blooming. Most of the time, that honey...
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Why is our honey white?
Some of our hives, wrapped for winter on Vancouver Island. What's new on the farm: Happy New Year, Foragers!! Yes, it's 20 days in but never too late to take action towards a healthy and prosperous 2025. Over the last...
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Our bees came from a monk in England?
A caged Buckfast Queen, marked with a green dot on her thorax, and surrounded by attendant worker bees. What's new on the farm: On Friday we received a shipment of 300 queens from Italy. Along with making our own queens,...