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We're reminded why the language of poetry is often the best way to express the special and wonderful things found in this world, with this poem called Joy, by Julie Cadwallader Staub.
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This year's sourwood honey is a bit unique. It has a slight sweetness compared to previous years due to the basswood and other sweeter floral sources that mixed into this 2020 harvest.
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We've teamed up with Chef Haydn of Restaurant 17 to make a Killer Honey Brittle just in time for the holidays.
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The February 2019 increase in shipping rates from USPS as well as rate increases from FedEx and UPS, has caused us to review and unfortunately increase our shipping costs this year.
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During the height of the Zika scare last summer, officials of Dorchester County in South Carolina used aerial spraying to combat the Zika virus-carrying mosquito. The unintended consequence of deploying the insecticide Naled during daylight hours resulted in the death of millions of bees and literally wiped out entire apiaries.