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Sunday, October 03, 2010
Honey
The honey has been extracted and it weighs in at 234 pounds this year. Much better than last year.
Tango, do you realize how much the shipping would cost? Besides I always recommend local raw honey.
Auntie, I have been tasting it and it's a good year, and the smell of all those full five gallon buckets is amazing.
Darev, I'm waiting on the porch.
F Lee, It should all be bottled and labeled by next week.
Critter, given away? You are devaluing what we do? Honey isn't an annoying by-product that you have to try to dump. It is a valuable golden substance where as it takes 12 worker bees their entire life's work to produce one tea spoon of honey. Think about it.
I gave jars away to family and friends who deeply appreciated it. I also used some jars to schmooze a few work contacts. My DH is taking 6 jars back to share with family. 2 mayo sized jars went to an expert distiller to become mead.
I have a few small jars left, but mostly the rest is in big jars for us to use until next years harvest.
7 Comments:
wow...can I get a gallon of that?
Yippee, can almost taste it now!
Wow. That's one heap of honey! I'll bring the butter and the biscuits!
Need to buy some...will email about a sweet hook up
60lbs was enough for me especially with a hand crank extractor. We have given away well over 1/2 of it already.
Tango, do you realize how much the shipping would cost? Besides I always recommend local raw honey.
Auntie, I have been tasting it and it's a good year, and the smell of all those full five gallon buckets is amazing.
Darev, I'm waiting on the porch.
F Lee, It should all be bottled and labeled by next week.
Critter, given away? You are devaluing what we do? Honey isn't an annoying by-product that you have to try to dump. It is a valuable golden substance where as it takes 12 worker bees their entire life's work to produce one tea spoon of honey. Think about it.
I gave jars away to family and friends who deeply appreciated it. I also used some jars to schmooze a few work contacts. My DH is taking 6 jars back to share with family. 2 mayo sized jars went to an expert distiller to become mead.
I have a few small jars left, but mostly the rest is in big jars for us to use until next years harvest.
Critter
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