Tag Archives: honey

Urban Bee Removal: Rescuing Bees One Colony at a Time

Posted on May 23, 2012 by realtimefarms

Bee rescue is one of those jobs that most people don’t know exist until they find themselves with an infestation on their property. At that point they usually want an expert available right away. In Austin, Brandon Fehrenkamp of Eastside Honey … Continue reading →

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Don’t Stop Bee-lievin’

Posted on March 19, 2012 by realtimefarms

Shakespeare, even in 1599, knew the great importance of bees in society saying in his play Henry V: “for so work the honey-bees, creatures that by a rule in nature teach the act of order to a peopled kingdom.” This … Continue reading →

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The Secret Life of a Beekeeper

Posted on October 19, 2011 by realtimefarms

This post is from one of the interns in the Real Time Farms Food Warrior Fall Internship Program. These interns are in Asheville, Austin, Nashville, Portland and San Francisco, collecting data, pictures, and video on the growing practices of our nation’s farms, gathering … Continue reading →

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A Sweet Spoonful for Pollen Problems

Posted on August 5, 2011 by realtimefarms

This post is from one of the 18 interns in the Real Time Farms Food Warrior Summer Internship Program. These interns are collecting data, pictures, and video on the growing practices of our nation’s farms, collecting food artisans’ stories, and documenting … Continue reading →

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What’s the Difference: Honey

Posted on February 3, 2011 by lisaatrealtimefarms

What’s the difference, indeed. Honey is most definitely a product of where it’s made. Depending on the nectar the bees collect, honey will vary hugely in flavor and coloring. That’s why you’ll see different flavors (example: Tupelo Honey, Clover Honey) … Continue reading →

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