Beehappy Honey Farms

05/21/2014

Dandelions deserve a gold medal. One of the first links in that magical chain of events bringing dinner to our tables, this sunny flower is one of the first spring foods for bees. If bees survive the winter, they look to dandelions and other wildflowers for nutrition — so they can begin the work of pollinating our fruits and vegetables. As you know, the bees are in a pickle right now. Their population is dwindling. Let's not kill off anything that helps the bees.

05/20/2014

Learn how to attract and increase pollinator numbers in your garden, making for a healthier and livelier landscape. http://bit.ly/XT7Ttg

05/19/2014

Beekeepers report another winter of unsustainable losses

05/14/2014

Have you considered keeping bees? Learn how to pick the perfect beehive location, what basic equipment you need and more in this excerpt about beekeeping for beginners. http://bit.ly/YI9YIU

05/07/2014

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04/29/2014

04/15/2014

AUSTIN'S AT SCHOOL TODAY, so the peeps will play. I'm going to suggest that he do this to CREATE A BUZZ about Beehappy Honey Farms.

It's either this or the Tim Greenleaf Quarter Horses cold water challenge.

She Ping, a 34-year-old merchant from Chongqing, China, employed a practice known as bee-bearding in order to generate buzz for his honey business.

04/15/2014

BIKINI SEASON IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER. Get your honey here!

Bikini season is just around the corner. Are you ready?

04/09/2014

There are thousands and thousands of bees that are not honeybees out there, pollinating our flowers and helping plants produce food. Who knew? Learn more: http://www.cornucopia.org/2014/04/bees

03/27/2014