June Bug Bees

June Bug Bees NC beekeepers since 2010. NC honey • Beekeeping • Rural life
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June Bug Bees

What started as a hobby, has turned into a passion to promote the environmental benefits of keeping bees and to produce sought after local honey. Follow along with us, as we discover more about these tiny creatures and the importance of their existence. We typically have the following sizes available: 12 oz plastic honey bear, 1lb plastic squeeze bottle and pint glass jars of wildflower honey.

09/01/2026

We're setup at the Rotary Square Farmers Market from 10-1pm today. If you're local to Concord, stop by and see us.

08/30/2026

Incoming swarm. I guess somebody is missing some bees. It's really late in the season but we will see what happens.

08/29/2026

Local bee clubs are a great way to stay connected to the bee community and learn from other beekeepers.

08/26/2026

A little look at the Shamrock oxalic acid vaporizer in action. Quick, simple, and one of the tools we use in our own bee yard for Varroa management. 🐝

08/26/2026

Looks like mama drew babysitting duty today. 😂 A whole lot of young ones gathered around her.

08/25/2026

We are set up at the Rotary Square Farmers Market in downtown Concord with our wildflower and sourwood honey. Come by and see us. We will be here until 1pm.

08/23/2026

The fall flow is getting close. We’re starting to see goldenrod bloom, and the bees are getting ready to make the most of it.

This could happen anywhere. Our area dealt with a similar issue several years ago.
08/22/2026

This could happen anywhere. Our area dealt with a similar issue several years ago.

Two beehives. One Supreme Court case. A question that reaches far beyond one backyard. 🐝

Hives for Heroes Mentor Alex Urban’s fight to responsibly keep two honey bee colonies has reached the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals.

And when the implications of his case grew beyond his own backyard, Hives for Heroes stood with him.

Alongside the West Virginia Beekeepers Association, Hives for Heroes submitted an amicus brief in support of Alex’s case and responsible beekeeping across the state.

Because this is bigger than two hives.

It’s about what place responsible beekeeping should have in our communities and how we balance education, accountability and reasonable standards without defaulting to blanket prohibition.

Two hives started this case. What happens next could shape beekeeping in West Virginia for years to come.

Read the latest Inside the Hive:
“Two Beehives, One Supreme Court Case, and a National Question: Who Gets to Keep Bees in America?”

People First. Bees Always. 🐝🇺🇸

https://hivesforheroes.org/blogs/news/two-beehives-one-supreme-court-case-and-a-national-question-who-gets-to-keep-bees-in-america

08/21/2026

Keeping the colony growing one egg at a time.

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