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Florida |Bee Removal | Daytona Beach| Orlando Leesburg
December 31st, 2009 | 
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Wallace Family Apiary can handle all of your honey bee removal needs. Have an unwanted Honey bee swarm or a honey bee colony on your property? Don’t call an exterminator, call us, we want to protect honey bees and give them a home. Honey bees are responsible for 1/3 of the food you and I eat. Call Wallace Family Apiary @ 386-307-0881, we service most of Central Florida. Above is a map showing the area, of Central Florida that we service.
Please be sure to visit our web site http://www.wallacefamilyapiary.com/ , if you love honey like we do, then you’ll love our prices too. We sell 100% Raw American Honey, filtered and bottled fresh right from the hive.
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Podcast: Making Products From A Bee Hive
Making Products from the hive with Monica warner Monica Warner is the co-owner of The Carolina Bee Company. She and her husband, Todd have been keeping bees since May of 2004. They are a small beekeeping operation located in Franklin County, North Carolina (about 20 miles north of Raleigh). This little enterprise was started with just two hives of honey bees. Over these handful of years, the Warner’s slowly expanded the number of hives as well as their experience.
Today, The Carolina Bee Company still remains a small company that produces high quality, chemicalfree, raw honey; and offers limited pollination services to the surrounding gardening and farming communities. Now, they have also expanded their small company to include the production of fabulous all natural, slow-cured, hand-crafted and handmade soaps, lip balms, and body butters. All of their products are made from scratch with the very best all-natural ingredients to include, of course, the blessings of The Carolina Bee Company honey bees: honey and beeswax. Their products have been a resounding success. Monica entered the soaps, lip balms and body butters into the 2008 and 2009 NC State Fairs, and won 1st and 2nd place ribbons for them respectively.
Feedback on the products has been so positive, that they are expanding the product line further by selling in a couple local (Raleigh area) businesses, in addition to selling them on their website, www.carolinabees.com.