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Twice a year the North Carolina Beekeepers Association hosts conferences with plenty of seminars and workshops to share the latest knowledge about beekeeping. This summer's conference had great speakers on the agenda with an abundance of information for novice and experienced beekeepers alike.
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To perfect my understanding of artisanal honey and how it is made, I attended the Honey Sensory Analysis course at the CNR Research Center (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche) in Bologna, Italy.
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Killer Bees Honey sent samples of their Queens Reserve honey to an independent laboratory in Germany. We asked the scientists and researchers at Intertek to analyze our sourwood for any and all toxins. The results were astonishing.
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Propolis is an antimicrobial resin that bees produce to protect their hives from disease, bacteria, as well as outside attack. Our honey-based bath and body products contain propolis extract for it's antimicrobial and antiseptic properties.
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From the use of PET bottles for our products to the solar-powered LED lights in our fulfillment center, sustainability is more than a catchphrase for Killer Bees Honey. It is a fundamental and guiding principle in our lives. Using a 7kW PV array, we produce 43kW a day.
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