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Annaghill Apiary, Kiltimagh, Sunday 9th August 10:00am - 4:00 PM
Book today! Email helen@nativehoneybeeacademy.com
Join me for a day long workshop on harvesting the honey crop. We can only credit the bees for producing such a wonderful food as honey- but we can credit the beekeeper with how it is handled such that it can be presented for sale in a manner that reflects its characteristics as a super food.
Honey can be ruined unknowingly by the beekeeper, through overheating or by extracting the crop before it is fully ripe. There are a multitude of other ways this near perfect food can be mishandled. I will go through these details on Sunday, and the focus is very much a practical session on extracting honey.
I will also review your season so far and remind you of some essential next steps so that your bees are well prepared for winter.
Looking forward to seeing some familiar faces and some new comers too.
Ballagh Farm Shop,Saturday, 18th of July, 11 am: I will give a very informal talk about my experiences as a beekeeper, how to get started and the importance of our native black bee, Apis mellifera mellifera. Much thanks to Ballagh Farm Shop for the innovative work they do and for bringing people together who really care about where our food comes from, creating a circular economy in our area and for the lovely Saturday morning gatherings.
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