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With the approval of the Sienna Plantation Association, SweetNes Honey Apiaries & Beetique along with a great group of volunteers have organized and host the monthly Sienna … Read More...
SweetNes Honey Beetique
Imagine entering your local grocery store only to learn that everyday items like coffee, apples, almonds, avocado, cashews, cucumber, cantaloupe, papaya, watermelon, bell peppers, onions, kiwifruit and MANY more are out of stock – permanently. This might seem absurd. But it could soon happen.
All of these foods have one thing in common: They depend on pollination from HONEYBEES! Thanks to U.S. regulators who are allowing Big Agriculture the rampant use of powerful pesticides, known as neonicotinoids, these busy bees are quickly vanishing.
Here at SweetNes Honey we prefer natural beekeeping with only minimal interventions. Our approach comes from the perspective that honey bees are amazingly successful creatures that, if given the opportunity, can succeed without human intervention. Our goal is to provide the bees with a good environment in which to thrive without us.
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NEW PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT – Creamed Honey Sampler Six Pack
SweetNes Honey Apiaries & Beetique recently launched our new Creamed Honey product creation!! This gift set or sampler pack comes with all of our 6 flavors of Creamed Honey which … Read More...
Honey Bee Removals in Fort Bend County
We are in the middle of July and we continue to do several Honey bee removals in the Houston area. As the temperature gets warmer in the summer months the jobs take more time for our … Read More...
🍯🐝To say honey is a superfood would be a understatement! Look for the #RealTexasHoney logo to ensure you are getting quality local honey produced here in Texas by your local beekeepers! 🐝🍯 #RealTexasHoney #localhoney #Texas #beekeepers
#BeeEducated This peanut shaped cell holds the queen until she is ready to hatch, about 16 days after her mother laid the egg. When she is ready, she chews her way out through the bottom (in this case the cell is flipped over) and crawls out. The average lifespan of a queen is three to four years, during which she may lay up to 2,000 eggs per day.
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The birth of a #queen 😍🐝👑
Another awesome year volunteering at the Houston Live Stock Show & Rodeo 2019! Great food, good people, fun exhibits and we talked about our favorite bug🐝 all night! What more could we ask for!? If you haven’t had a chance to visit the bee exhibit, definitely add it to your #bucket list for 2020! See you there!
Brent the beekeeper! Donning a different kind of suit these days! 😁😘#myhoney🍯 #sweetneshoneyapiaries #beekeeper #beeguy #cleansuit
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