Honey Providore

Honey Providore All of our Honey is 100% Raw, harvested from Beehives producing a unique tropical honey adjacent to World Heritage Listed Rainforests in Tropical North QLD

Our Bees rely on our Tropical North Queensland Sanctuary to remain happy and healthy bees. Our region's apiaries provide the bee boosting pollen from native's, palms, and orchards filled with tropical fruit and exotic flora. Spring fed tropical water source's and abundant rainfall make a special playground for our bees to visit. Honey Providore provides the highest quality 100% Raw Australian Hone

y using Queensland Raw Honey sourced from beekeepers and our own hives and apiaries with the Tropical North Queensland region bordering World Heritage Listed Rainforest. Honey Providore will employ a three ranges of 100% Raw Honey. Cairns Honey, Sweet Buzz Honey and North Queensland Honey. Australian honey is renowned worldwide as a clean and green product and it is exported widely. Opportunities remain for wider expansion of exports into Asia with the new Asian free – trade agreements. Cairns is positioned in a Far North Queensland and has a reputation for stunning environment being adjacent to two world heritage listed areas.

100% Raw Honey is gaining momentum as being a natural product, can be further promoted on the basis of health and wellbeing qualities such as 0% fat, antimicrobial, no additives, etc. The plight of the Honey Bee and the importance to the agricultural industries and farmers is becoming increasingly important as is the health of the Honey Bee and our environment. Providing a premium product in to the booming tourism industry ready for Asian Market through tourism ventures and locations throughout Queensland. Raw honey has many benefits known by human for century. It's no secret! Unprocessed honey, straight from the hive, has been used worldwide for millennium to promote human health and for healing purposes. Eat Raw Honey, Save Our Bees…

A Brand initiative produced to create support for the product, not just for its package and produce value, but a further sense of value that you are supporting a local bee population and obtaining further benefits from the product, encouraging word of mouth participation and ground swell support for the brand.

A disturbing read 😢
30/08/2026

A disturbing read 😢

Beekeepers are going broke, feral honey breeds are dying and there’s a very real possibility there won’t be enough hives to pollinate all our crops.

27/08/2026

Mobile Beekeeping shop 10-4pm today and every Friday

Our Mobile beekeeping shop will be in Newell st Honey Providore from 10am to 4pm today and every Friday 👍🥳🍯
27/08/2026

Our Mobile beekeeping shop will be in Newell st Honey Providore from 10am to 4pm today and every Friday 👍🥳🍯

19/08/2026

New Beekeeper Movie coming out, looks good 👍

Don’t forget we are at 2/107 Newell st today until 4pm, beekeeping equipment and local honey, don’t miss out!Same time 1...
14/08/2026

Don’t forget we are at 2/107 Newell st today until 4pm, beekeeping equipment and local honey, don’t miss out!
Same time 10-4pm Fridays
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Amazing Bees 🐝
08/08/2026

Amazing Bees 🐝

A special follower from Australia inquired about the name of the process where honey bees change their tasks and roles as they age. It is called temporal polyethism (sometimes referred to as age polyethism).

Here is a quick breakdown of how that progression typically looks:
🐝 Younger bees (Days 1–20): Start out as cleaners, move on to nursing the brood, tending to the queen, handling wax production, and guarding the hive entrance.
🐝 Older bees (Day 21 onward): Transition into forager bees, leaving the hive to collect nectar, pollen, water, and propolis until the end of their lifecycle.

As we touched on yesterday, honey bees are remarkably adaptable. While the transition from nurse to forager usually moves in one direction as bees age, the process is flexible—known as behavioral plasticity.
Bee Haven 2026
For example, if a colony experiences a shortage of nurse bees—due to a disease outbreak, a sudden surge in brood, or even the stress of a box being added too soon (which pulls extra nurse bees away from the brood nest just to help heat excess empty space)—older bees and foragers can actually regress back to nursing duties.

While the forager bee's hypopharyngeal glands might not be fully functional anymore, she can still step up, reactivate those glands to a degree, and assist with the care to support the colony when it's in a pinch.

Needless to say a very soft response from Government, disappointing to say the least 😳🐝😢
04/08/2026

Needless to say a very soft response from Government, disappointing to say the least
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This might sort out some of the current conflicts 🫣😳❌
01/08/2026

This might sort out some of the current conflicts 🫣😳❌

I mean, could you keep fighting with bees stinging you. Pretty smart tactic.

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Shop 2/107/111 Newell Street
Cairns, QLD
4870

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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