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July 2026

Honey Peach Crostini Sweet, Charred, Creamy Summer Appetizer Whitewater Honey Co.

Honey Peach Crostini Sweet, Charred, Creamy Summer Appetizer

The perfect early summer appetizer combines crisp, creamy, and charred bites. Honey is the secret, used in three ways: the base, the core fruit, and the final finish. A truly balanced dish with 148 grams of delicious honey. #SummerAppetizer #PeachRecipes #HoneyGlazed #EasyAppetizers #Gourmet #whitewaterhoney #honey #recipe https://whitewaterhoney.com
Breck Demers
July 3, 2026
Valley Beekeeping Supplies

First Hive Setup Avoid Costly Mistakes!

Starting with bees is thrilling, but that first setup choice locks you into a path. Opting for the wrong system means costly changes and a biological toll on your colony. The industry standard might not be right for you. #beekeeping #hive setup #beginner beekeeper #apiary #beekeeper life #honeybees #valleybeekeeping http://www.valleybeekeeping.com
Breck Demers
July 3, 2026
Summer Honey Garden Cocktail Recipe Whitewater Honey Co.

Summer Honey Garden Cocktail Recipe

This text provides a guide for crafting the Honey Bee’s Garden Cocktail, a seasonal beverage designed to highlight the natural sweetness of honey during the early summer. The recipe combines gin, fresh lemon juice, and honey syrup with muddled strawberries and mint to create a refreshing drink. Readers are given precise instructions for preparing both individual servings and larger batches,…
Breck Demers
July 2, 2026
Valley Beekeeping Supplies

Oxalic Acid Pros and Cons

This text examines the advantages and drawbacks of using extended-release oxalic acid strips to control Varroa mite populations in honeybee colonies. These treatments offer a sustained delivery system that protects hives for several weeks, allowing beekeepers to manage pests without specialized machinery or temperature restrictions. While the method is lauded for its lack of chemical resistance and safety for honey…
Breck Demers
July 2, 2026
Valley Beekeeping Supplies

Optimizing Bee Health and Accessibility

This research article investigates why wild honey bee populations can survive Varroa destructor mite infestations without human intervention while managed colonies typically perish. Researchers conducted a two-year study comparing bees in small hives that swarmed naturally to those in large hives managed with standard beekeeping techniques. The results demonstrate that small nest cavities encourage more frequent swarming, which creates vital…
Breck Demers
July 2, 2026
Valley Beekeeping Supplies

Beekeeping Insurance Explained Protect Your Operation!

Your home or farm insurance likely doesn't cover commercial beekeeping. A neighbor sting or customer illness means big liability. The Ontario Beekeepers Association offers a group policy, but be aware of its limits and requirements. Proper registration and advance notice for venue paperwork are crucial to ensure you're covered. #Beekeeping #Insurance #SmallBusiness #FarmSafety #OntarioBeekeepers #honeybees #valleybeekeeping http://www.valleybeekeeping.com
Breck Demers
July 2, 2026