Beekeeping the Natural Way is all about beekeeping as nature intended, working in close contact with nature, where everything around you is beautiful and peaceful; handling bee products and absorbing the odours of the hives.

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Killing honeybees is both needless and irresponsible. In the U.K. Apis mellifera is becoming very scarce in the wild. Beekeepers spend countless hours and lots of money keeping them alive every year to pollinate our food crops.

Your local Police Station/County Council will have a call-out list of Beekeepers who will attend and remove swarms.

Did you know? - Collectively, bees fly 24,000 miles and visit three to nine million flowers to make one pound of honey. Some of the flowers include dandelion, raspberry, blackberry, coneflower,bluebells, wallflower, poppy, white clovers, goldenrod, and heather. If one has allergies to these flowers, it is believed there is a beneficial anti-allergy effect by taking raw honey which contains trace amounts of their pollen. It is preferable to purchase honey from a local beekeeper near to your home, to ensure it contains the pollen you may be allergic to.

• Bees have been on this planet for over 20 million years,
  whereas humans have only 'just arrived'.

We have much to learn from the honeybee, bees can live without us but we cannot live without them. Plans are already under way for us to move to another planet, and when we do so, the honeybee will be coming with us.

Please note:
Sadly, over the last few years, Varroa has taken such a hold that I have had to revert to using chemical strips to kill the mites, because natural oils are not potent enough on their own. However, I am now using a relatively new product called Apiguard (made from Thymol) instead.

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