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The Scoop on Sourwood: The Tree and the Honey
Jun 12, 2024
Sourwood honey is considered an Appalachian treat, but what about this light honey and gorgeous...
My honey has crystallized! What do I do?
Mar 19, 2024
Some people think that honey is inedible once it becomes gritty and solid, but that is not true! Crystallized honey is safe to consume and can be returned to its syrup state with a nominal effort.  While it does look different, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with crystallized honey. Some people prefer the thick-textured honey for smearing on toast and other yummy treats. 
Doomed Romance: The Dangerous Love Life of the Honeybee
Feb 07, 2024
Ah, spring! Time to revisit the "birds and the bees" - but don't take the...
What Should I Expect When I Buy Live Bees?
Jan 29, 2024
What can you expect from your first time buying live bees? It can be a...
What are the differences between a Deep Nuc and a Package of Bees?
Jan 10, 2024
When you are new to beekeeping, there are a lot of details that can be...
Become a Beekeeper in 2024!
Dec 28, 2023
Are you a “new-bee” in western North Carolina? Let us help you out! We know...