Teven Valley Bee’s

15/03/2025

🍯 Freshly Harvested Raw Honey Now in Stock!

Good news, honey lovers! 🐝✨
Our 100% pure, raw honey is now available!

Straight from our happy bees in Teven Valley, this liquid gold is packed with natural health benefits and delicious flavor. 🌼

🌿 Why Choose Raw Honey?
✔ Unprocessed & Pure – local with no additives!
✔ Rich in Nutrients & Antioxidants – Supports your immune system.
✔ Natural Energy Booster – Perfect for teas, cooking and baking, or straight off the spoon!
✔ Soothes coughs, sore throats & Aids Digestion – A delicious natural remedy.

Stock is limited, so DM me now to order before it’s gone!

31/01/2025

23/11/2023

✨ Raw, local cold pressed honey - AVAILABLE NOW 🌼🐝

🍯 Our carefully harvested honey, straight from the heart of Teven Valley is available at Our Chemist, West Ballina - or DM me!

🌿 Why choose our honey?
- Locally Sourced: Straight from our hives to your table, supporting local beekeeping.
- Cold-Pressed Goodness. Preserving the natural enzymes and nutrients for maximum health benefits.
- Unfiltered and Raw. Experience honey in its most unadulterated form, just as the bees intended.
- Boost your immune system with nature's antioxidants.
- Soothe your sweet tooth guilt-free with a healthier sugar alternative.

🎁 Limited Stock!
Capture the essence of our region with every spoonful. Perfect for drizzling on toast, blending into tea, or elevating your favorite recipes.

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28/09/2023

28/09/2023

Swarm season has officially begun.

have put a kill order out on swarms because of an irrational fear that it will be swarms that spread the mite. The mite as we know has already been spread by migratory beekeepers and is considered endemic in nsw. I see no reason why someone need to kill swarms.

Many Beekeepers around Australia often re home swarms with kindness and love providing a service to local communities who may be impacted by the arrival of a swarm.

Swarming is considered very fortunate in most cultures. If you see a swarm make sure you contact a local beekeeper and they will house and relocate the colony.

Swarming is the natural ways bees re produce and evolve to defeat pests and is why we have genetic resistant bees overseas.

Bees live in a collective consciousness where in each bee feels the thoughts and actions of all other bees within the colony. Thus every bee in the hive knows the status of the hive’s health, production, and coherence.

Before bees swarm they gorge on honey. Bees are vulnerable and generally calm when they swarm.

Swarming involves the old queen and some of her sisters leaving their established hive to scout out a new location to create another hive.


A virgin queen is left behind and after she mates she will quickly rebuild the population of bees.

Make sure you contact a local beekeeperi and they will house and relocate the colony.

To find a local beekeeper

Try swarmpatrol.com

25/09/2023

🍯 Honey's Health Benefits! 🌟

Honey isn't just a sweet treat; it's a natural elixir packed with goodness! Here's why you should embrace honey for your well-being:

1. 🏋️‍♂️ Energy Boost: Need a natural pick-me-up? Honey's sugars provide a quick energy source, perfect for pre-workout fuel.

2. 💪 Immune Support: Its antioxidants and antibacterial properties help your immune system stay strong.

3. 🤧 Soothing for Coughs: A spoonful of honey can ease coughs and sore throats, making it a go-to for cold season.

4. 🌿 Digestive Aid: Honey soothes the digestive tract and may alleviate issues like indigestion.

5. 🧖‍♀️ Skin Savior: Apply honey topically for radiant skin, acne reduction, and wound healing.

6. 🍯 Natural Sweetener: Swap processed sugars with honey for a healthier alternative in recipes and beverages.

Remember, quality matters - opt for raw, unprocessed honey for the full spectrum of benefits.

Watch this space, we are in the process of harvesting our first batch of the season.

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07/09/2023

🐝🧔 Wondering why bees “beard”? Let’s dive into this fascinating phenomenon! 🌼

Bearding occurs when a colony of bees gathers on the exterior of their hive, forming what looks like a furry beard. But why do they do it?

1️⃣ Temperature Regulation: Bees beard during hot weather to help cool the hive. By clustering on the outside, they create space inside for better air circulation, preventing overheating.

2️⃣ Ventilation: Bees have their own air conditioning system! The ones on the outside fan their wings to help ventilate the hive and maintain a comfortable temperature.

3️⃣ Crowded Hive: Sometimes, a hive becomes overcrowded, especially during a honey flow. Bearding is a sign that the colony is thriving and needs more room.

So, the next time you see bees bearding, know that they’re simply keeping their home cozy and comfortable! 🏡🐝 ’sAirConditioning 🌞

14/06/2023

🌸 Picture this: golden rays of sunlight gently caressing vibrant blossoms as our busy bees embark on their important mission. 🌺🐝

It's here, in the picturesque Teven Valley, that our bees work their magic, collecting nectar from an array of flowers. 🌼🌷

12/06/2023

One advantage of raw honey is its potential to provide local allergy relief. Many sources believe that consuming raw honey containing local pollen may help reduce allergic reactions.

At Teven Valley Bees, all our honey is 100% Raw honey. Direct from the hive to you.
DM us or drop into Our Chemist West Ballina, limited stock available.

31/05/2023

Our local 100% raw honey 🍯 is now being stocked at Our Chemist, West Ballina Shopping Centre.

Drop in and see Adrian and the girls and tell them we sent you. This is our last batch of honey until later in the year, as our bees are bunking down for the winter for a well deserved rest.

20/05/2023

🐝 Happy World Bee Day 🐝 20 May 2023

World Bee Day, a day dedicated to raise awareness for the protection of our bees. We as beekeepers celebrate and recognize the contribution that bees make to humans and our planet. Without bees our food security is at risk.

Bees are one of the most important contributors in our food production. They pollinate most of our fruit trees and crops, with most of our agricultural industry relying on them for production.

Bees are unfortunately under threat due to pests and diseases, the devastating effects of floods and bushfires, and destruction of their natural habitat, just to name a few.

One way you can help is by planting a bee garden and planting native trees🌲.
Create a safe haven for bees with pollen and nectar rich flowers 🌸 that bloom all year round. Local native plants and trees are best. Also avoid using pesticides and herbicides.

12/03/2023

Fresh, 100% pure, raw, local HONEY 🍯

Available now - limited stock available

$12 kilo pot
$8 440g jar
$6 240g jar

Comment below to order 👇