Honey Producing Under New Texas State Law

Beekeepers Lisa Dittfurth and her husband, Russell Dittfurth, of Crooked Creek Honey Farm, discuss how a new Texas state law impacts small honey producers while on their Anna, Texas property Thursday August 13, 2015.

[@davidhefner5668]

The cost of the law will be reflected on the producers. Unless you have less than 2500 lbs to extract. This therefore cannot be for saftey concern.

[@FOMHLMAO]

I Love Bees!

[@TheancestorsJackson]

We MUST support our Beekeepers, they are the human lifeline.
gold2black.

[@joer5627]

Same in Atlanta. Cool March & April rains made for a poor harvest. There is always next year!

[@OklahomaBeekeeper]

Then where does the honey production come from that puts Texas 4th in production under the Dakota's and Wisconsin?

[@JeepingAdventures]

Hello there I am a beekeeper from Pennsylvania greetings from PA.. I was wondering if you're close to Rockport Texas? I do have a friend who's lost most of everything that could use a hand if you're nearby?
I'm sure you will get some free bees from it too
This is the link to their post..
Appreciate anything you could do. thank you so very much in advance.

[@davidhefner5668]

Another government hand in your business. Remember it at tax time.

[@RandomsFandom]

1 harvest a year??? Lol you are supposed to harvest as the frames fill up. You're doing it wrong. We pull a few full frames a week.

[@cameracowboy9948]

Very inspirational!!

[@lewistrammell3330]

Do you know anyone that can come get some bees a lot of bees

[@carlmcguire2204]

Sure me