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Nuc Pickups

May 26 and June 9, 2023 in Highland

June 2 in Spring City

6:00 PM: Transfer bees to your hive

Dusk: Drive your hive home

For what to bring and instructions on how to transfer a nucleus colony into your hive, click the image below.

Highland Location: About 12635 N Ponce de Leon Drive, Highland, UT

Spring City Location: About 1000 N 200 E in Spring City, UT

Spring City Bee Location Map
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Product availability, new resources, and more!

As a small family farm and business, The Honey Company offers limited quantities of our honeybees, beekeeping equipment, honey, and specialty products at specific times of the year. In addition, we are developing a series of educational resources to help you keep stronger, healthier honeybee colonies.

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Close up of horse chestnut tree flowers Nucleus colony pickups every Friday for the next 3 Fridays. Go to TheHoneyCompany.com for all the details, including videos on how to transfer a nuc and print a list of what you need to bring. Attended a beautiful celebration of life for my Uncle Bill this week. We FINALLY got to hear at least one top secret FBI story that he “could tell you, but then he’d have to kill you” and heard memories from so many people who loved him as I did. You don't want to miss these! Now offering this darling embroidery pattern as a PDF download or shipped as a kit. Who do you know that wants one? Available by DM or at thehoneycompany.com/shop/ One year, we planted a row of garden parsnips, then neglected to pull them all. The next year, they bolted, creating 6 foot tall fluorescent green umbral flowers, which the bees loved. We gathered a whole grocery bag full of parsnip seeds. Happy B-Day. Or happy International Day Of The Bee. Who needs one of these hand made, one of a kind beekeeping veils? They now include a drawstring along the bottom of the veil to close it tight around your neck/chest. They keep bees out, but also work really well as a gardening hat and mosquito net. We made HUNDREDS of these double screens for our nucs last week. It was a whole family effort to cut the screens and staple them onto the boards. Whew! Sometimes you can catch swarms without even trying, like with swarm #7 in this reel series. These bees moved into this box without any frames. By the time Stan discovered it, they filled the entire box with rogue comb. Watch this video to see a clever way to get the lid off and add a super with frames on top.