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Honey Taster Defined

Sunday, July 13th, 2008

Honey taster is the person who has sought out the truely great seldom found honeys that can not be found in the supermart chain. There are a number of varieties of honey that are known as great gourmet honey from monofloral sources, here is a partial North American list of honeys to try:

 

Honey tasters are in every nectar producing area of the world. The best example of honey tasting is standing in the apiary (beeyard) eating comb honey right out of the hive! Most of us will not have that opportunity but we can enjoy the many different honeys that are available. There is more labor needed to keep the different kinds of honey separate, so expect the gourmet honey treat to be a little more expensive. There are many more varieties of honey that are wonderful and qualify as a gourmet honey. However there just is not enough production of the special nectar to export any of the delight past the community it was produced in. That does not mean that a honey taster can’t ferret out these elusive finds! Good hunting!

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What is and isn't honey?
Delmarva Now
On the Lower Shore, he said his bees might start with maple, then move to boxwood's little white flowers, then holly, tulip poplar, dandelion and clover. "They also pollinate a good part of our foods," he said of wild bees and those rented to farmers.

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Farming UK

Scientist's highlights efforts to get bees buzzing
Farming UK
"The value of pollination services to agriculture in the UK is about £440 million per year, with the most valuable contributions made by wild bees rather than managed honeybees. "Our British pollinators are under severe pressure from habitat loss, ...




Full speed ahead to where past awaits
The Daily Post
Bees are essential to a large part of the food supply and export earnings. "About a third of everything we eat has to be pollinated by bees. Up until now people didn't realise just how much we rely on them." There is a worldwide decline in bee numbers ...




Bees are not the only pollinators
Muskogee Daily Phoenix
By Molly Day All the Dirt on Gardening — Bees are responsible for the pollination of every third bite of food you take and sip of juice you drink. Other insects such as flies, moths, butterflies and beetles pollinate the rest.

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Chicago Tribune

Buzzing deep into the hive
Chicago Tribune
"The Beekeeper's Bible: Bees, Honey, Recipes & Other Home Uses" By Richard A. Jones and Sharon Sweeney-Lynch (Stewart, Tabori & Chang) What it is: Lip-smackin' throughout, "The Beekeeper's Bible" is, at its heart, a glorious invitation into the depths ...




BBC News

Bee hive hums recorded to monitor insects' health
BBC News
Already the project has started to show the many different hums bees use to co-ordinate their work. The project is also helping to work out which environmental forces and factors are behind the decline in bees and other pollinators.

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Beekeeping rising in popularity, local beekeepers say
Anderson Independent Mail
By Charmaine Smith-Miles Margaret Smith and her husband Jim take out a section of a beehive from their back yard to show the bees' process of making honey. A bee from Margaret Smith's beehive crawls across a honeycomb.
Continuing Honey Bee Die-Offs Critical, But You Can HelpExaminer.com
Helping beehives thriveHindustan Times

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Valley Breeze

Coming this spring: 'Pollinate Pawtucket'
Valley Breeze
Staff at Pawtucket's New Urban Farmers say they have big plans to help re-establish the bee population in the city. This spring they expect to roll out their Pollinate Pawtucket initiative, a beekeeping effort they say will help restore order not only ...




Dying honey bee population
WLFI.com
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - Some experts say there's an alarming decline in the nationwide honey bee population. Honeybees play a big part in farming because of their essential work with pollination. Unfortunately, not all is going well for the honey ...

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Bee Documentary Kicks Off Green Series 2012
Patch.com
Honey bees are responsible for pollinating a third of the food consumed in the world, yet the bees have been mysteriously vanishing across the planet, according to a media release about the movie and the lecture series. The phenomenon is known as ...

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