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Pre-Order Package Bees Online, Then Pick Up

April 14, 2023 from 9-Noon

393 E 4750 N, Provo, UT

Nuc Pickups

Pre-Order Nucleus Colonies Online, Then Pick Up from 6-9 pm

May 19 & June 2 At About 1800 N 2800 W Provo, UT

OR May 26 At About 1000 N 200 E in Spring City, UT

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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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What do beekeepers do during the winter? We find things to keep busy. . . Juggle oranges, take naps, and read bee books. "Have a blessed day!" That's what my sister Ashley says to every cashier, mail carrier, or person she interacts with. I love her example of sharing her joyful heart. Sharing bee pics is my little way to bring more light into the world. Enjoy! Some scenes in Spring City are too pretty to keep to myself. Those clouds, though. . . I love to post pics of bees on flowers, to spread a little love and cheer. If you want to see more, please visit our website. Under "Bee Art," you will find links to dozens of pictures. I think they bring a little more light into the world, ya know? Join us for our first ever live "Ask Me Anything About Bees" session March 16 at 7:00 via YouTube. Send us your questions via DM, messenger, email at info@thehoneycompany.com, or ask them live during the event. Honey bee on poppy. These poppies are old time flowers here in Spring City. They seem to grow up out of nowhere. My favorite thing is that none grow in the flower bed, but tons grow just outside of it, in the lawn. Bees seem to love the black pollen from poppies. Honey bees spreading pollen, collecting nectar. Have a blessed day! Are you an experienced beekeeper who wants to try your hand at raising queen bees? Then you need to sign up for our online course, "Queen Rearing." You will learn more about honey bees by raising your own queens than by any other way. I asked Stan to draw a quick queen bee. This is what he did. I’m always amazed at his artistic talent. This is going to be perfect for one of the printables in our online bee course.