Beeyond Honey

Happy World Bee Day, everyone! Let's emphasize the significance of all pollinators today and every day. Let's also explore why they are dying and how it connects to our own struggles with human health. We have so much to learn from these amazing insects!!!

Don’t procrastinate!! Sign up today for this 5k walk or run May 18th in Hamburg!!
Food allergies are something that have affected my health and people I love! Knowledge is power and awareness is the key!! See you there… and yes, you can start training NOW!!
Where are my run club ladies? 🤣

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Elephant Weeps While Being Rescued After 50 Years Of Confinement After five decades of confinement, with the painful shackles around the feet and treated as property, Raju the elephant was finally given his freedom this summer. This elephant walked the Indian dusty roads, interacting tourists for food and coins for fifty years. When he was rescued, he had scars o...

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Goats Gone Wild! It is said that Frederick Law Olmsted initially envisioned using goats as a way to keep the park system efficiently maintained. Ultimately lawnmowers became the preferred mechanisms, and in this day and age it seems that the utilization of goat power is almost unimaginable. Now, thanks to Let's Goat

Bee the energy of possibility today! 🐝💓🙌 happy Friday

We are filled with lots of gratitude & hope today! Thank you Amanda & the girls at Matt Urban Hope Gardens for inviting Beeyond Honey to share the amazing experience of experimenting with aromatherapy! We had a lot of fun & many laughs with some great ladies!

Well, Buzz followed through!!! We received our wildflower mix from Honey Nut Cheerios & Veseys Seeds & can't wait to plant them in the bee yard! Veseys is a certified organic company who pledges GMO free.

Swarm season is just around the corner! Don't panic, give us a buzzzz if you see something like this hanging around!!!

Spring is only three weeks away! That means that the bees will be preparing to swarm soon. Swarming is the way that hives naturally reproduce. When a hive is strong enough and has a good population of bees, they will produce a new Queen, then the old queen will leave the hive and take half of the bees with her, leaving the new queen and the remaining bees behind. If you happen to see a swarm of bees, DO NOT PANIC! A swarm of bees is very docile, as they have no hive, no eggs and no honey to protect. DO NOT spray them with pesticides! PLEASE DO call your local beekeeper's association and they will be more than happy to send a beekeeper to collect the bees. Once collected, the beekeeper will put them into a hive and help them establish a new colony.

The image below is of a swarm of bees today in Atlanta. Photo credit: Tim Spanjer of GA

One more thing: play nice in these comments or I'll be forced to play grown up and delete you. You're all adults. Act like it.

We are eating a big bowl of Honey Nut Cheerios right now! Kudos to Cheerios for bee awareness. We can't wait to receive our wildflower seeds and plant them for the bees this spring!

Cheerios I just entered the free wildflower seeds giveaway from . Join me to help !

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