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5 Cool and Creative Things Bees Do
Raw vs. Pure vs. Organic vs. Unfiltered - How to Read Honey Labels
7 Fascinating Facts About the Queen Bee
What Does Buckwheat Honey Taste Like?
Puna Lava Flow Fundraiser Results
Mahalo! With your help, we raised over $1,200 for the Hawaii Community Foundation's Hawaii Island Volcano Relief Fund. The fundraiser is currently over. However, if you missed it, you can always m...
Planting for Pollinators in Hawaii
It's important to provide a food source for pollinators in your outdoor space. Some common ornamentals, although attractive to us, do not provide food for bees such as: bird of paradise, plumeria, ...
Fundraiser for Lava Victims
As the lava from Kilauea volcano continues to flow through the Puna district on the Island of Hawaii, we have created a fundraiser to help those who have been displaced. 100% of the proceeds from ...
Behind the Scenes at Big Island Bees
Aloha honey-loving, bee enthusiasts! Want to learn more about how our honey farm operates? The party is on our Instagram page where we go live almost daily from our honey packing facility, museum ...
Benefits of Honey for Your Skin
We all know that honey is delicious to eat and it's sugars are digested by your body much better than other sugars, but did you know that honey is good for your skin? Honey is used in bandaging to...
The Story of Lehua & It's Current Plight
How to Make Beeswax Candles At Home
Real Versus Fake Honey
Do orchids produce nectar?
Do orchids produce nectar? Yes! About two thirds of the 30,000 orchids in the world produce nectar and pollen.
Around the watering hole. Taking a break from producing raw, organic honey.
A beekeeper’s art: Interview with Garnett Puett
Our beekeeper, Garnett Puett, had his work displayed at a recent show at the Channel Gallery in Honolulu. You can find his interview with The Offsetter arts magazine here: http://theoffsetter.com/a...
Looking for a book for honey lovers?
 Considering how long people have been using honey, it’s no surprise that there is a wealth of knowledge about honey, and infinite recipes using it. If you are looking for a book for a real honey ...
Beekeeping and Honey Museum Grand Opening!
Over 50 family, friends, and neighbors gathered on October 28 to celebrate the opening of our honey and beekeeping museum.The event commenced with a Buddhist blessing by Reverend Jiko Nakade from K...
Raw Hawaiian Honey Versus Processed Honey
The attached audio news report, which Brownfield Ag News has generously allowed us to use, provides an excellent summary of the benefits of raw honey, and an interesting anecdote about raw honey fo...
Honey Quality: Do You Know What Your Bees Are Eating?
Most of us have heard the old adage: You are what you eat. And many people recognize that the quality of meat and dairy products is directly related to how animals are raised and what they eat. But...
Small Hive Beetle Threatens Hawaii’s Export of Queen Bees
The attached article describes the challenge Hawaii’s beekeepers and queen bee breeders face since the small hive beetle found its way to Hawaii. It has dramatically increased the complexity and di...
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