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Soap Giveaway on Facebook
Posted by Administrator on 3/31/2012 to News
Check out our Facebook page - soap giveaway starts on April 1st and runs for 3 weeks.
Lip Balm Giveaway on Facebook
Posted by Administrator on 2/5/2012 to News
We are giving away all 27 lip balms we make to numerous winners!
Like eBeeHoney on Facebook and just join the event! Winners will be announced on March 1st!  Just click on our Facebook link to see the details.
Imported Honey = Recent Indictment
Posted by Administrator on 1/7/2012 to News
Here's a good article on folks altering things brought into the US and calling it honey!  there have been a number of these now in recent years which is great news to the local U.S. Beekeeper trying to compete against this type of stuff.  Click "Read More" to read article.  
 
 
 
 
Great article on store bought honey! Must read article!
Posted by eBeeHoney on 11/9/2011 to News

Food Policy & Law
Tests Show Most Store Honey Isn't Honey
Ultra-filtering Removes Pollen, Hides Honey Origins

Latest Update on CCD
Posted by eBeeHoney on 7/24/2011 to News

Why it's happening

There have been many theories about the cause of CCD, but the researchers who are leading the effort to find out why are now focused on these factors:

  • increased losses due to the invasive varroa mite (a pest of honeybees);
  • new or emerging diseases such as Israeli Acute Paralysis virus and the gut parasite Nosema;
  • pesticide poisoning through exposure to pesticides applied to crops or for in-hive insect or mite control;
  • bee management stress;
  • foraging habitat modification
  • inadequate forage/poor nutrition and
  • potential immune-suppressing stress on bees caused by one or a combination of factors identified above.

Additional factors may include poor nutrition, drought, and migratory stress brought about by the increased need to move bee colonies long distances to provide pollination services.

Colony Collapse Disease
Posted by Administrator on 7/24/2011 to News
Here's a great video on CCD (Colony Collapse Discorder)  http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/episodes/silence-of-the-bees/full-episode/251/
 
During the winter of 2006-2007, some beekeepers began to report unusually high losses of 30-90 percent of their hives. As many as 50 percent of all affected colonies demonstrated symptoms inconsistent with any known causes of honeybee death: sudden loss of a colony’s worker bee population with very few dead bees found near the colony.

The queen and brood (young) remained, and the colonies had relatively abundant honey and pollen reserves. But hives cannot sustain themselves without worker bees and would eventually die. This combination of events resulting in the loss of a bee colony has been called Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD).
Blessed Are Beekeepers
Posted by Administrator on 6/23/2011 to News
This article just appeared in the Wall Street Journal: Despite the much-hyped 'colony collapse disorder,' there are plenty of bees and honey..

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