Local Honey

[Hawk]

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[thefuzz]

I do this during the fall and spring, and it does seem to help quite a bit.

Try two tbsp per day, that's what I was doing and had no problems this year.

[Kettle]

where do you get yours fuzz, and how much is it? i just ran out this morning, and the guy at the farmers market seems expensive.

[boo7382]

pics or STFU!:D

facebook mothafuga. I'm not doing any more work than I have to.

[thefuzz]

where do you get yours fuzz, and how much is it? i just ran out this morning, and the guy at the farmers market seems expensive.

Off of middle sound loop, but I live over that way.

What you are paying is pretty close to what I got it for.

Also try Eagle Island Seafood and Market. The honey is from Southport, but it's seemed to do the trick as well.

[Kettle]

the guy at the market is from Burgaw I believe so about the same distance away as Southport.

Whats the name of the place at Middle Sound Loop? There isn't a weekend that goes by that I don't get into town.

[thefuzz]

the guy at the market is from Burgaw I believe so about the same distance away as Southport.

Whats the name of the place at Middle Sound Loop? There isn't a weekend that goes by that I don't get into town.

I can't remember the name, but if you get to the school, stay straight and it's down about 2 miles on the left. It's someones home that sells honey and veggies.

[BMorgan]

You should check to see if you have a local beekeepers association. They may be able to put you in touch with someone closer that has honey.

$6.75 is not too bad for a 1 lbs. jar of honey, but I don't know how supply and demand is in your area.

I did read that the average winter hive loss was about 30%, so that may affect the supply and cost in some places.

[JeramiahCopperfield]

Get a copy of the book "natural cures they don't want you to know about" for like 2 bucks used on ebay or amazon. It discusses this and a lot of other things you'd never think about with food. Really helped me to take my fitness and health to the next level.

[Hairless Cat]

I keep honey bees and have been doing so for about 20 years. I think eating local honey helps with my allergies of which I have almost none, knock wood.

I sell my honey for $6 per pint- cheap enough when you consider the work that goes into producing it - both mine and the bees.

by the way the helpful benefits for allergies, come from the pollen which is in the honey in minute quantities naturally - the honey itself comes from nectar of the flowers the bees visit - always get pure raw unfiltered honey - not pasteurized or microfiletered - filtering takes out all of the pollen.

I also make balms of bees wax and olive oil that will cure any cut or burn faster than the anti bacterial creams you buy at the drug store.

[Hairless Cat]

I can't remember the name, but if you get to the school, stay straight and it's down about 2 miles on the left. It's someones home that sells honey and veggies.

I used to live right down the road from that guy - he sells a few vegetables there too or at least he used to - dont know what sort of bee keeper he is.