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By : Peter Baxter    29 or more times read
Submitted 2010-08-14 10:21:36
Beekeeping and Honey Bees

Beekeeping can be an pleasing and worthwhile activity. Not only does the beekeeper have the advantage of pollination of a few close by gardens, they are also able to have delicious honey from the hives.If you need beekeeping classes, or
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Everyone is aware the expression "busy as a bee" and it is factual. In fact,honey bees work so hard bringing nectar back to the hive to make honey that after about 35 days of life, they really wear out their wings and their usefulness to the colony and die. The bees store the honey which can then be utilized as food during times when flowers aren't blooming.

If it is a good period with a lot of nectar making flowers, the bees are able to accumulate a lot of nectar and they end up manufacturing to a great extent more honey than they could ever eat by themselves. The beekeepers are at that time able to bring in a good amount of honey to utilize for themselves or to sell for profit.

It is feasible for beekeepers to profit from the honey that their bees are manufacturing by selling 2 different types of honey. The honey that is simply extracted from the hive is liquid honey. Beekeepers are able to get rid of it from the honey combs by the use of centrifuge equipment. These machinery are also known as extractors.

Beekeepers are also able to sell honey in another way; they retail portions of the comb. Comb honey is honey that is still in the original wax combs that the bees made. Even if this honey is less adaptable to utilize in cooking or with mixing in tea, it is loved by those who choose its natural flavors.

It is not commonly known that honey comes in a lot of unique colors and flavors. Different flowers have unique scents. Hence the nectar that is given off by the flower can smell and taste different as well. Soil chemistry is an added thing that determines how honey tastes and appears.

Honey that is made from the nectar of alfalfa which grows in drier, alkali soil, might be different from white to clear. On the other hand, honey that is made from the nectar of buckwheat which grows in more acidic soils tens to be exceedingly dark. As well as, the class of the honey comb that the bees make is a issue in the color and taste of honey. The colour of honey can also be golden, red, and even green hues.

It is very imperative that they follow state and federal set of laws for processing, labeling, and managing food products when beekeepers are processing honey and other types of bee products. It is a genuine business and local governments could vary in the guidelines that they have set up concerning beekeeping in the area. Beekeepers be required to also think advertising approaches to sell their honey as well as other sorts of bee products.

Where can they promote their honey and what kinds of consumers are they targeting for sales? Beekeeping is a pleasing hobby but when the beekeeper is trying to turn a profit, they should view their hobby like a business and make decisions that can permit them to not only survive but prosper.

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