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Rare Hawaiian Honey Company
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 8 พ.ย. 2013
This honey content is hosted by Rare Hawaiian Honey Company owner Dr. Michael Domeier, whom you may know from his shark programming on National Geographic and Discovery-but he also really knows his stuff when it comes to bees and honey. And since his Ph.D. is in biology, you know you won’t have to worry about whether his information is the real deal. In fact, you’ll learn some things you thought were true about honey are a myth-but you’ll also learn how to choose the best honey for you and your family.
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I now no a lot more about honey thanks to you and your video There is nothing like pure honey I am in the uk do you ship world wide If not we shall have a holiday in your country Then i will find your honey Great information you give about taw honey many thanks paul
I like those side drawer units. All mine open at the back but I have to move my hives to make that accessible. Did you build or buy your traps? They sure cost a lot but those are certainly the best traps out there
I did buy them...but it's been awhile and I can't remember where I got them! Somewhere in the northeast USA I think.
this is awesome, any positions open?
Very interested in purchasing your bee pollen, however on the website in the pictures all of the pollen grains look to be the same or similar in color. I've read the best bee pollen should have multiple colored granules in it.
Our pollen varies greatly depending upon the time of year and the variety of plants blooming. Right now we are collecting pollen that is all different colors.
@@rarehawaiianhoneycompany8902 excellent! When do you think that pollen will be available? I'll definitely be buying up plenty!
Please just let us know as soon as it's available, as I know it sells quick. Thanks again, looking forward to it!
@@Mace2124 You should be able to order off our website sometime next week.
@@rarehawaiianhoneycompany8902 sounds great, I'll check the website next week and see if the multicolored pollen is in stock. Thank you!
My Request to you please supply such Honey processing units to my place Bhubaneswar city in Odisha state in India
I just discovered your honey through Republic of Teas and decided to look up your web site to learn more about Hawaiian honey. This information is very value of to me as I enjoy eating honey and I want the real stuff. Looking forward to ordering and tasting your different types of honey.
I'm glad you find our content valuable!
what do you use to clean the bee pollen?
That's a good question. We started by purchasing an expensive commercial pollen cleaner. It did a terrible job and it also jammed up all the time. Now we use a series of sieves, and we pour the pollen in front of a big fan.
@@rarehawaiianhoneycompany8902 thanks for your feedback, I have been researching the comercial equipments and they don't seem viable for the cost. I am here trying to design a small scale box with a hair dryer.
I have a question. I plant flowers to attract bees. I've seen a few large bumble bees. I've noticed that the bees have been leaving pollen on my porch. It's strange. I don't remove it I am thinking the bees come back to collect the pollen it disappears after a few days. Is that's whats happening??
Oddly enough, the bees won't come back for that pollen. When I'm collecting pollen I always spill some on the lids of the hives, and the bees don't ever pick it up. But I'm also wondering if perhaps the bumble bees you're seeing might actually be carpenter bees? They will bore a hole in the wood of your house and leave wood debris on the ground.
Sir, I am from Punjab ,India. I want to export pollen from India at low cost. Sir plz would you help me in this business
Wow! I'm so glad you're a responsible farmer. I love those bees and it breaks my heart to see them subjected to these conditions by being transported around the country. This makes a strong case for growing organically. If the farmers did that, and set up hives on their property, it would be a win win situation. I plant for the bees on my property. They've got the Japanese Holly hedge that they go crazy for in the spring. I let broccoli go to flower for them as well as other goodies. I love to be around them as they are so gentle. Yeah, I talk to them!
I enjoyed this! Thanks for the education.
Awesome Video. Looking forward to seeing more! Mahalo!
We just dropped Episode 2!: th-cam.com/video/L1hcX0_sBH0/w-d-xo.html
I will never forget when I discovered your honey while in Hawaii in 2001. I could not believe the taste just so smooth and delicious. Just a small spoonful could satisfying wanting something sweet. I have been using your honey ever since, Love all the different flavors, there is nothing like your honey. Thank you. Loved this video I learned a lot. Can’t wait to hear more.
Thanks for the kind words, Rebecca! One of the most difficult things we face when marketing our Kiawe Honey is getting people to understand that not all honey varieties taste the same! It's really hard to do remotely (like advertising), but if we do gourmet food shows we just tell people to stop talking and try it...that always works!
That was great! Keep em coming. it's what all foodies should know.
We're definitely planning more; ;we want to have some fun with this and find a way to engage our followers in new ways...not just messages for discounts. Expect some episodes about bees too!
Thank you for your excellent presentation. Entertaining and educational. I've been a big fan of your honeys since I first discovered them while visiting in Hawi, and thanks to your mail order service I always keep several varieties on hand along with many of our incredible local Sonoma County varieties. What part of Hawaii do your bees live in?
Thanks for being a long-time, loyal consumer of our honey! Our company is on the Big Island, and our bees are moved around to catch different blooms at different times of the year. But our number one varietal, the organic Kiawe Honey, is produced on the leeward/dry side of the island.
Aloha! We live in California and have been buying the Kiawe honey for many, many years. We also love the Calamansi and Macadamia honey. So excited to see the new channel. What a wonderful idea. Looking forward to more videos. Mahalo!
Thanks for watching! We are going to try to have some fun with this, stay tuned for more classes from Honey U. I'm happy to hear you are a lover of our Calmansi Cream Honey (Kiawe infused with Calamansi)...were you able to get some when we recently put it back up on the website? I think it's almost entirely sold our already...just a few cases left.
@@rarehawaiianhoneycompany8902 Yes - we got 6 jars!