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Discover the Art of Harvesting Raw Honey from Honeybees
Unlock the secrets of pure, natural sweetness with our expert guide on harvesting raw honey from honeybees. Whether you're a seasoned beekeeper or a curious beginner, our comprehensive resources provide everything you need to know. Learn the best practices for collecting honey, ensuring the health and productivity of your hives, and preserving the unique flavors and nutrients of raw honey.
Key Benefits:
Premium Quality: Extract raw honey rich in natural enzymes, vitamins, and antioxidants.
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Step-by-Step Guidance: From equipment selection to harvesting techniques, our detailed instructions make the process simple and effective.
Experience the joy of harvesting your own honey and enjoy the natural benefits of this golden delight. Explore our tips and techniques to master the art of raw honey extraction and enhance your beekeeping skills.
Also a HUGE thanks to ‪@KeystoneCooperative‬ for the care package in clothing, gadgets and more! I a very appreciate for the cool merchandise!
Massive thank you Travis for letting me come along on a day of honey extraction! It is impressive operation for sure! The benefits of local honey in you area is an understatement! Protecting the honey bees is a concern and we are doing our part in growing the population! Of course the added benefit of honey is fantastic!
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[@jasonjablon2244]

Great video Talon. Really appreciate the shoutout to Keystone. It's a pleasure working with you and Cherry Ke

[@PomesandStones]

Thanks Jason!

[@Mikesacco1B]

I was a crop consultant/field sales for years. I appreciate you giving a shout out to those folks.

[@PomesandStones]

They make the farming world go around. It is such a great tool to have someone with great knowledge that you can ask questions!

[@MyComedy-rp8dl]

Great video

[@PomesandStones]

Thank you very much!

[@raymondferguson4802]

That is alot of sticky business
Thanks for the video

[@PomesandStones]

Thank you for watching! I hope you enjoyed!

[@facts99761]

So cool

[@PomesandStones]

Thanks! And welcome back!

[@MasonFelker-ne5ro]

So cool seeing where our local honey comes from!!!! 🍯🍯

[@PomesandStones]

Pretty neat!

[@canadiannavywife434]

Great info... I am lucky number 70 to like the video. You have earned my like, share and subscription... Lol. Hugs from Esquimalt

[@PomesandStones]

Welcome I’m happy to have you! Thank you for the support! My goal is that someone out there learn something from my videos!

[@thomascampbell3307]

Especially comming out of fla. I guess pressure washing real good. I am small timer wanting to be a big timer. I sent mine out with someone else, he sent 25 hundred hives

[@PomesandStones]

I wouldn’t say that small time! How much honey do you produce?

[@thomascampbell3307]

@@PomesandStones (aheville NC,) berween spring flo and then the sour wood flo this year, I just finished feeding them for winter stores! Flop of a flow this season. for my 150 hives.got to take the good with the bad. I am looking to send them to fla. I was looking more at the Brazilian pepper flow in oct. but now you have me looking into the oranges as well

[@PomesandStones]

Orange blossom honey is highly sought after and brings in more per pound when sold!

[@DougJohnson-om3uw]

Most of it doesn’t look capped

[@PomesandStones]

We put them through an uncapper

[@morrishomesteadgirls]

Your honey combs look pretty old.

[@PomesandStones]

We only swap them out when they break.

[@thomascampbell3307]

what do the bees work in fla in oct?

[@PomesandStones]

We ship them down in oct then they start oranges when the time is right! Then they go to California for almonds!

[@thomascampbell3307]

@@PomesandStones cool, I sent mine to calif this year for first time, I am looking into the pollinating end of it now.

[@PomesandStones]

The inspections are brutal sending bees there aren’t they!

[@facts99761]

Mate Do you need thumbnail + video editing service

[@PomesandStones]

I do it all myself!

[@nitramnitram1966]

Doesn’t look a very hygienic process

[@PomesandStones]

All honey get heat killed before bottling