Bee Blog

If you want to support honeybees and other pollinators this spring, planting native flowers is one of the best ways to provide them with a reliable food source. Native plants ar...

Honey’s flavor, color, and texture can vary significantly depending on the season it’s harvested. They can be as diverse as wines in their nuances. Understanding these differenc...

Big news for the honey industry—Trump’s new tariffs on imported honey are shaking things up, and if you're a beekeeper, honey retailer, or just a fan of the sweet stuff, you'll ...

If you’ve been searching for natural remedies for allergies, you may have heard about honey’s potential benefits. This sweet, local honey from St. Augustine isn’t just a delicio...

Winter is a challenging season for honeybees. With colder temperatures and limited forage available, beekeepers must take extra care to ensure their colonies remain strong and h...

Inspect Hives Thoroughly Spring is the perfect time for a detailed hive inspection. Check each colony for signs of health, including brood patterns, honey stores, and the presen...

Winter Beekeeping Tips for Florida: How to Keep Your Bees Healthy Year-Round Beekeeping in Florida is a unique experience, especially during the winter months. Unlike colder reg...

Honey isn't just a sweet treat for your tea or toast; it's a powerhouse of health benefits that you might not be aware of. Packed with essential nutrients and healing properties...

As the days lengthen and the temperatures rise, beekeepers must shift their focus to the unique challenges and tasks of summer beekeeping. Ensuring the health and productivity o...