BEE CANDY RECIPE
BEE CANDY RECIPE INGREDIENTS 5-lbs of sugar (10 cups) 2-cups of water 1-tablespoon vinegar (optional)
Franks Hot Honey Garlic Boneless Skinless Chicken Thighs
Thank you Mr. Mortimer Sir. Imagine the grin I had on my face when the mailman delivered to me on Saturday a box; that whereupon opening I beheld three one pound jars of Frank’s Honey, Frank’s Hand Cream, Frank’s Lip Balm (which is better than Burt’s) and a copy of Bee People and the Bugs they Love. Immediately (well right after tasting the honey) I began to ponder “what culinary concoction can I create with this?”
How Do Bees Find Pollen?
How Do Bees Find Pollen? This one question leads to many other bee-related questions such as: “Why Do Bees Collect Pollen?” and “What Do Bees Do With Pollen?” First, bees collect pollen to eat, as it is their source for protein. One of the bee’s super powers is its sense of smell. Bees will use their sense of smell to find blooming plants that contain pollen and nectar. After a foraging bee delivers its payload to waiting bees inside the hive, if the food source where she got it is good, the forager bee will tell her hive mates its location. Called the waggle dance, a worker bee will do a dance to tell her sisters about the location of a food source and gives directions for how to get there.
Why Should We Care About Bees?
There is no one single cause that we can point to and blame for killing off the world’s bee population. Instead, there are a combination of factors that are having a deadly impact on our honeybees. Known as the “Four P’s” — Parasites, Pathogens, Poor Nutrition, and Pesticides.
Frank’s Honeyed Old Fashioned
Frank’s Honeyed Old Fashioned - Here’s a sweet take on a traditional cocktail. The Old Fashioned has really lived up to its name, as it’s been around since 1880! However, for a sweet twist, replace the muddling sugar and/or simple syrup with 100% pure, raw, natural Frank’s Honey.
New Jersey Beekeeping Regulations
The New Jersey Department of Agriculture's Frequently Asked Questions for Beekeeping Laws and Regulations in New Jersey.
How Cold is Too Cold for Oxalic Acid?
Since more and more beekeepers are using oxalic acid to treat for mites, it’s important to understand the research behind the treatments so as to use it safely and effectively.
Bee People Gets A Wonderful Starred Review From Booklist!
Bee People and the bugs they love Gets A Wonderful Starred Review From Booklist
360 Video in an Active Bee Yard
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be standing in a bee yard, next to an active bee hive? What does it sound like? What does it look like?
Close Up Look Inside A Bee Hive
Have you wanted to get a closer look inside a beehive? Learn about many interesting facts about honeybees and beekeeping.
Frank’s Honey Grillin’ Glaze
Are you looking for ways to sweeten your summer BBQ? Well, then you should try Frank’s Honey Grillin’ Glaze. Sometimes during the hot summer months when my family is outside, we want to grill, but we’re not in the mood for anything heavy. Instead, we want something that’s healthy, refreshing and tastes amazing.
How To Sweeten Up Your Backyard
Backyard beekeeping has seen a huge resurgence as more people have become aware of the hardships facing our favorite honey-loving bug. What better way to adjust to social isolation than to care for the world’s most social insect?