Nicotine Found in Pesticides Could be Cause for Colony Collapse Disorder Recently studies suggest that honeybees are becoming addicted to the nicotine found in pesticides, much like humans become addicted to the substance through smoking or chewing tobacco. In an article posted on TechTimes.com, should these findings be confirmed, scientists may have found a potential…
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A Delicious Dessert Using Honey! When we think of honey, we think of sweetness and that goes hand in hand with dessert! Honey is a great additive for many different desserts as it gives natural sweetness to the dish. A decadent, sweet dessert that many people enjoy is cheesecake, and it is possible to infuse…
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How Returning Farmland to the Wilderness Can Help the Honey Bee Crisis The decline in numbers of honey bee populations is an issue that has come to the forefront for many scientists and government officials. With Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) continuing in the United States and countries around the world, more focus is being placed…
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Southern Oregon University Bring Bees to Campus Recently, bee advocacy group Bee City USA launched a program that spans across U.S. colleges and universities in an effort to raise awareness of the importance of honey bees. Southern Oregon University has become part of this program and has been named “Bee Campus USA.” Aside from earning…
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Why Hysteria in Government Could Make Bee Colony Collapse Worse For some time, rumors of a dreaded “beepocalypse” have been buzzing around our country. According to an article originally posted on WatchDog.org, these rumors were born based on the apparent decline in bee populations across the United States and the world. While this seem like…
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Local Inn Making Its Own Honey The Carolina Inn has begun going through the motions to produce their own honey. Employees began painting the boxes that will house two started colonies earlier this week as the Carolina Inn will be sponsoring the hives at Just Bee Apiary in Chapel Hill. The bees will be placed…
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Honey Flavored Potato Chips Big Hit in South Korea There are many exotic, rare, and delicious foods that Americans will quickly line up for – when you visit any major city, you can instantly find the best food in town by seeing where the longest lines are. While this may be true for every country…
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What Benefits Can Honey Provide for Your Skin? The health benefits of raw, organic honey have been well documents over the last few decades. Organic honey is jam packed with vitamins, nutrients, and easily absorbed carbohydrates and sugars that make it a super food for both athletes and the everyday individual. But what about our…
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Information You Should Know About Raw Honey When we think of honey, we often imagine those bear shaped bottles with amber colored liquid inside. While this type of honey is great for adding sweetness to our tea, it can often contain added sugar and not have the many, many nutrients that honey that is unprocessed…
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Vanilla-Honey Cough Drop Recipe Honey has the amazing ability to sooth our throats while also opening up our nasal passageways. Putting honey in tea is often an effective remedy during cold and flu season, helping to calm our coughs and help our throats heal. Sometimes, however, we can’t take our tea with honey on the…
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Can Honey Be Considered a “Vegan” Food? Veganism is when and individual does not consume or use any animal products or by-products. Individuals who choose veganism, either for ethical or dietary reasons, will not eat products such as eggs, milk ,or butter, nor will they use products that are produced by animals or contain their…
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Why this Super Food is Great for Active Individuals Honey is a sweet, thick, sticky liquid that is produced by bees from flower nectar and pollens. Although honey is comprised of between 70 and 80 percent sugar, it is easy for the human body to absorb and – true organic honey – is packed full…
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Perils Facing the Bee Population and How We Can Help There are many facts about honey bees that are common knowledge – bees produce honey, use stingers to protect themselves, and are a very important part of growing flowers as well as many of the fruits and vegetables we buy and eat every day. Something…
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A Delicious Side Dish for Your Next Barbeque Using Honey Cookout season is almost here which means, before we know it, our backyard will be filled with hungry friends and family members. Baked beans are a cookout staple and everyone has their favorite recipe. A great summertime bean recipe is one created by none other…
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More Information on Manuka, its Flowers and its Uses Manuka honey is a much sought after type of honey that is almost exclusively produced in New Zealand. This type of honey is derived from two different yet closely related plants that are both commonly called manuka. Although both plants are capable of producing this honey,…
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