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HONEYBEE FRESH & SWEET AS HONEY. We love bees and what they produce: honey, wax,
propolis (bee glue) and much more ... View More


FACTS

Bees travel around 100,000 air miles for a jar of honey

Speaking of travel: To fill a 500-gram jar of honey, bees fly, symbolically, 2.5
times around the world. They cover between 25,000 and 500,000 kilometers in
flight.

 

Bees are considered the 3rd most important farm animal

Bees are enormously important for the ecosystem. They pollinate 80 percent of
our crops and many wild plants. Without this important work, humans would have
to do without numerous foodstuffs in their diets, because many types of fruit
and vegetables depend on pollination by the industrious bees. Incidentally, the
most important farm animal in Germany is cattle, followed by pigs.

 

Bees shiver themselves warm

When the temperature in the hive drops below 10 degrees Celsius in winter, bees
shiver themselves warm with the help of their flight muscles. In this way, they
can heat their home to over 30 degrees Celsius. Even with outside temperatures
in the double-digit minus range, they can survive the winter without any
problems.


NEWS

30. November 2022

WHY IS UNDERSTANDING AND STUDYING BEEKEEPING A BENEFIT?

Beekeeping can be a rewarding hobby if you have the right tools and knowledge.
There are many benefits to keeping bees, including the ability to help your
garden, produce honey, an

24. November 2022

WHAT ARE THE MULTIPLE BENEFITS OF BEE POLLEN?

Honey is good for your health. But did you know that bee pollen can provide a
healthy and nutritious solution that you can easily add to your daily diet? What
is Bee Pollen? You sh

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BEE PRODUCTS

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TEAM WORK

One bee is a genius, but many bees are a miracle of nature. The honey bee is
something very special: it can only exist and survive in association. A honey
bee kept individually will die after a short time, despite the best husbandry
and care.



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