Honey can add a unique taste to many baked goods, but substituting honey for sugar sometimes presents challenges because of honey's acidic pH, sweetness, and water content. The post Baking with Honey: Sweet, Sticky, and Tricky appeared first on Honey Bee Suite.

Step back in time to the nostalgic kitchen of the past with its unique scents and traditions. Explore the memories of comb honey and burnt toast. The post Ditch the drizzle: the comb honey comeback is here appeared first on Honey Bee Suite.

Uncover the truth about using honey for seasonal allergies. Learn why there is no scientific evidence to support this age-old remedy. The post How effective is honey for seasonal allergies? appeared first on Honey Bee Suite.

Transform honey into a special occasion by dippering. Get insights into the advantages of using a honey dipper and learn the secrets of why it works. The post Something sweetly strange: honey dippers & the art of dippering appeared first on Honey Bee Suite.

My northern friends may get a chuckle out of the title of this article, but I promise, that’s not an oxymoron! Though southern winters are subjectively easier in many ways — insulation of hives isn’t necessary, fewer honey stores are required, and of course, we usually have ample days warm enough for a quick inspection ... The post Winter Preparation and Hive Management in the South appeared first on American Bee Journal.

Professor Neal Williams of the UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology, a pollinator ecologist internationally recognized for his research on bee and pollination biology, is a newly elected Fellow of the Entomological Society of America (ESA). The ESA Governing Board elected Williams and eight other scientists as Fellows for their outstanding contributions to entomology. ... The post UC DAVIS POLLINATION ECOLOGIST RECEIVES HIGH HONOR appeared first on American Bee Journal.