The Harvest is Over; the Honey is Gone
Today I sold my last jar of this year's harvest.
We (the Meetup) extracted honey from three supers. Two yielded a pale gold honey; the third, mysteriously, was a deep, rich amber, thick and creamy. Yum! I'll miss it. (I sold it all because I'm on the South Beach diet and honey is a no-no).
I sold it in 1 lb. jars for $8 and 1/2 lb. bears for $5. The bears were very popular.
Noiw it's getting time to settle the bees down for winter: inspecting for pests and diseases, treating for tracheal mites giving sugar syrup as needed, and wrapping the hives. against the fierce winter wind up there.
We (the Meetup) extracted honey from three supers. Two yielded a pale gold honey; the third, mysteriously, was a deep, rich amber, thick and creamy. Yum! I'll miss it. (I sold it all because I'm on the South Beach diet and honey is a no-no).
I sold it in 1 lb. jars for $8 and 1/2 lb. bears for $5. The bears were very popular.
Noiw it's getting time to settle the bees down for winter: inspecting for pests and diseases, treating for tracheal mites giving sugar syrup as needed, and wrapping the hives. against the fierce winter wind up there.
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