You don't need an excuse or a reason to keep a beekeeper's journal. Just sit down next to your bees and write whatever comes to mind. Your own thoughts may surprise you. The post Excerpts from a beekeeper’s journal appeared first on Honey Bee Suite.| Honey Bee Suite
The stability of infused honey varies with the amount of water added during the infusion process. Fresh materials added to honey can cause microbial growth.| Honey Bee Suite
Experience the unique flavors of honey in your baking. Find out how to incorporate honey into your favorite recipes.| Honey Bee Suite
Discover the fascinating world of thixotropic liquids. Learn how ketchup, yogurt, gelatin, and some types of honey behave when agitated.| Honey Bee Suite
Journey back in time and experience the sights, smells, and tastes of a 1940s kitchen, including the unforgettable flavor of comb honey.| Honey Bee Suite
Prevent small hive beetle infestations and safeguard your bee colonies and honey harvest. Learn how to protect your apiary in this informative guide. The post Bee a boss: How to banish small hive beetles from your hives appeared first on Honey Bee Suite.| Honey Bee Suite
Uncover the truth about using honey for seasonal allergies. Learn why there is no scientific evidence to support this age-old remedy. The post How effective is honey for seasonal allergies? appeared first on Honey Bee Suite.| Honey Bee Suite
Should North American beekeepers worry about Tropilaelaps, the deadly Asian parasitic mite, or is it nothing to fear? Some think it will never get here, while others think warming temperatures will speed it along. The post We are still free of Tropilaelaps mites, but for how long? appeared first on Honey Bee Suite.| Honey Bee Suite
Transform honey into a special occasion by dippering. Get insights into the advantages of using a honey dipper and learn the secrets of why it works. The post Something sweetly strange: honey dippers & the art of dippering appeared first on Honey Bee Suite.| Honey Bee Suite
Take the plunge on your beekeeping journey with smart decisions. Read our guide for everything you need to get started with your first hive! The post New to beekeeping? A novice guide to starting your first hive appeared first on Honey Bee Suite.| Honey Bee Suite
Appalachian Mountain families found wild honey bees in the rich local forests that were filled with flowering trees. They simply followed foraging bees back to their nests using a technique called bee-lining to find both bees and honey. The post Appalachian beekeeping the Foxfire way: free bees in gums appeared first on Honey Bee Suite.| Honey Bee Suite