Beeswax Wood Polish
Posted on December 1, 2015If you are one of the many people going green with cleaning products, you may be interested in using beeswax and olive oil for your furniture polish.
Read more »If you are one of the many people going green with cleaning products, you may be interested in using beeswax and olive oil for your furniture polish.
Read more »These turkey place card holders are very easy to make, and they give the Thanksgiving table a little something extra. I love the warm golden hue of the beeswax and the scent of the honey-infused wax. It’s the perfect color to compliment the late autumn palette. When packed carefully, they can be used for many […]
Read more »I normally use an open feeder in the fall when we start to get cool weather and there is not much out there for the bees to forage on. I’ve used liquid sugar water feeders as an open source for feeding, but with cooler temps it has to be very thick syrup or the bees can’t […]
Read more »It is important to give attention to beekeeping equipment cleaning methods. Tending to the task of equipment cleaning now can give you a head start this spring.
Read more »The phrase stealing honey from the bees could not be more accurate. In addition to bees, at Iron Oak Farm we also raise chickens for eggs, and goats for dairy and fiber. With the other animals on our farm, I feel as though the relationship is a bit more balanced. We provide food, shelter and […]
Read more »There comes a time when the beekeeper has to step in and play referee.
It came earlier this month when I had to decide to squish an underperforming queen bee for the health of the hive.
Read more »All honey that is going to be sold will require a clear and legible label. The first thing that must go on the label on the front of your packaging is the type of honey. For instance, if your bees forage where they will, you simply label the honey as “Wildflower Honey”. If your bees pollinate a particular crop, such as clover, cranberries or the like, then you can label it as so.
Read more »Ingredients: • 3 cups fresh cranberries • 1/2 cup chopped pecans • 1/2 cup honey, preferably cranberry honey • 2 eggs • 3/4 cup unbleached all-purpose flour • 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, melted Instructions: 1. Preheat the oven to 325 degrees. 2. Butter a 10-inch pie plate and fill with the cranberries and pecans. Drizzle […]
Read more »Honey bars recipe Makes 2 dozen bars Some Amish do keep bees so that they can make and sell their own honey. Pure homemade honey tastes delicious. I often use honey in place of molasses in recipes because we seem to prefer the taste. This bar is delicious with a strong taste of honey. 1 […]
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