How to clean and melt wax, make candles and more With Jennifer Holmes of the Hani Honey Company. Co-Sponsored with Virginia State Beekeepers Association (VSBA), Virginia Tech Entomology and the Apisolutions Consortium
Read MoreThis honey activity sheet from the National Honey Board will give you some unique information on how honey is made.
Read MoreThe crisp cool Autumn weather arrives at a time when the color of the leaves change, mice build nests in well-protected warm places, and bees finish plugging up the cracks in their hives with propolis in anticipation of Winter.
Read MoreSupport your beekeeping addiction and have some fun doing it! Learn some tips from Landi Simone, EAS Master Beekeeper.
Read MoreWhile plastic containers and waste are not preferable, the presentation and design are crucial to add value to honey and have better sales. Inside the Hive TV stopped at a booth at Apimondia 2019 and talked to a company from Dubai on fancy honey products.
Read MoreLearn more about creams, lotions, and lip balms made with wonderful honey, beeswax, and propolis.
Read MoreThe best known primary products of beekeeping are honey and wax, but pollen, propolis, royal jelly, venom, queens, bees and their larvae are also marketable primary bee products. Learn more about value added products in this great resource.
Read MoreLearn about Comb Honey “The New Antique” from Jim Tew.
Read MoreCandles made from raw beeswax last longer and burn cleaner than other candles. Pamela explains the wicks, molds, melter and tools we use to produce beeswax candles and how we prepare them for sale.
Read MoreProcessing beeswax is as natural as following just a few simple steps. Use these steps to help you in the processing of beeswax.
Read MorePresentation on theme: "Carol Cottrill. C15H31COOC30H61 Insoluble in water, density 0.95 (it floats) Melting point 144°F Discolors when heated over 185°F Flash point 400."
Read MoreGreat video on Preparing Honey for Honey Show entries. From local shows to international competition. Includes review of procedures and what the show judge will be looking for in judging your entry.
Read MoreEvery beekeeper may use a different process for how to extract and bottle honey, but this is the process used at Bramblestone Farm, a producer of award winning honey at the Medina County Fair every year.
Read MoreMaking molded candles. Video was the Class 56 winner at The National Honey Show. (2016)
Read MoreMaking Dipped candles. Video was the winner of Class 56 at the National Honey Show (2015).
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