“I keep meaning to text you and say ... YOUR HONEY 😍😍😍😍😍 Oh my goodness it is DIVINE!! The jar you gave me a couple of years ago and this one, is honestly the worlds best honey. Thank you so much. Perfect golden goodness! ❤️❤️”
We made many mistakes in our first year of beekeeping. We know from experience that sometimes it’s easier to do things for the first time with someone who has done it all before.
Doing it right this time around! This article is a follow-on from the initial experiment that produced some creamed honey that didn't quite hit the mark. We did it right this time around and also included some flavoured and infused samples that we took to the WAAS Perth meeting for a blind tasting.
So you’re thinking of becoming a beekeeper. Here are some things to consider prior to embarking on your beekeeping journey. Department of Primary Industry and Regional Development (DPIRD) Bees are livestock and must be registered with DPIRD. Just as cattle, sheep, and pigs are. This is regardless of whether you live on a farm or in the city, or whether you have one hive or hundreds. Here at Carlaminda we are serious about biosecurity and it is against our policy (and the Bios
