Jungle Honey

24/02/2026

Unlock the Sweet Success of Modern Bee Keeping! 🐝

1. Maximize Your Harvests: Get 4-6 harvests a year with our modern hives, compared to traditional methods.
2. Protect Your Investment: Our queen excluder and honey extractor ensure the queen bee's safety, securing your future harvests.
3. Long-Term Prosperity: Enjoy a lifetime venture with a 30-50 year guarantee.
4.Fast Returns: First harvest in just 5-6 months, with subsequent harvests every 2-3 months.
5. Low-Maintenance, High Rewards: Our modern hives are waxed to attract bees and require minimal time and inputs.
6. Change Lives: Beekeeping as a poverty alleviation project - we offer training and support!
7. Secure Your Future: Ideal retirement project with potential for steady income.

Ready to join the bee-keeping revolution? 😊 We offer training and support to get you started!
Call or sms to place order ready to start 0795828414 or 0715679751 write us on junglehoney27@gmail.com

24/02/2026

Unlock the Sweet Success of Modern Bee Keeping! 🐝

1. Maximize Your Harvests: Get 4-6 harvests a year with our modern hives, compared to traditional methods.
2. Protect Your Investment: Our queen excluder and honey extractor ensure the queen bee's safety, securing your future harvests.
3. Long-Term Prosperity: Enjoy a lifetime venture with a 30-50 year guarantee.
4.Fast Returns: First harvest in just 5-6 months, with subsequent harvests every 2-3 months.
5. Low-Maintenance, High Rewards: Our modern hives are waxed to attract bees and require minimal time and inputs.
6. Change Lives: Beekeeping as a poverty alleviation project - we offer training and support!
7. Secure Your Future: Ideal retirement project with potential for steady income.

Ready to join the bee-keeping revolution? 😊 We offer training and support to get you started!
Call or sms to place order ready to start 0795828414 or 0715679751 write us on junglehoney27@gmail.com
fans Jungle Honey Jackson Shisoka Kitale beekeepers Inc.

23/02/2026

*GETTING A COLONY*
Acquiring bee swarms is an exciting part of starting a new hive as a beekeeper. Bee swarms are groups of bees that have left their old hive to establish a new one. There are several ways that a new beekeeper can acquire bee swarms for a new hive, each with its own steps, equipment, and functions.

1. Swarm Traps:
Swarm traps are an effective way to capture and relocate bee swarms. These traps are designed to mimic the conditions of a natural beehive, making them attractive to passing swarms. You need to have nucleus or catcher box to be able to catch a swarm of bees and transfer them to the hive. Nucleus is a small hive composed of 3 to 5 frames.
To set up a swarm trap, follow these steps:
▪︎ Choose a location for the trap that is shaded and sheltered from the wind.
▪︎ Set up the catcher box in an elevated area accessible to swarming bees.
▪︎ Use a lure such as lemon grass oil or beeswax to attract bees to the catcher box.
▪︎ Check the trap regularly and relocate any swarms that are captured to a new hive.

2. Buying colonies:
Colonies can now be purchased from local beekeepers. This can be either in a ready catcher box or a full beehive.
Steps
▪︎ Find a reputable beekeeper:(Jungle honey)
When purchasing a bee colony, it's important to find a reputable beekeeper who has experience and knowledge in
beekeeping. Look for beekeepers in your local area and ask for recommendations from other beekeepers or
gardening clubs.
▪︎ Inspect the colony:
Before purchasing a bee colony, inspect it thoroughly to ensure that it is healthy and thriving.
▪︎ Ask questions :
When purchasing a bee colony, don't be afraid to ask the beekeeper questions about the colony's history, care, and
health. A reputable beekeeper should be willing to answer your questions and provide information about the
colony.
▪︎ Transport the colony safely:
Once you have purchased a bee colony, it's important to transport it safely to its new location. Make sure that the bees are secure and well-ventilated during transport and avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures.
This is done after two weeks of colonization. Close the entrance after smoking it.
Use foam sponge or a piece of cloth; do not use any plastic or anything that can hinder air. You can use bee screen meshed roof for better ventilation.

3. Cut-Outs:
A cut-out is a process of removing bees and their hive from a location such as a tree, wall, or roof and relocating them to a new hive. This method requires more equipment and expertise than swarm traps or bait hives.
To perform a cut-out, follow these steps:
▪︎ Wear protective gear such as a bee suit, gloves, and a veil.
▪︎ Use a smoker to calm the bees and make them easier to handle.
▪︎ Use a bee vac or a catcher box to collect the bees and transfer them to a new hive.
▪︎ Cut out the hive using a de-capping knife, being careful not to harm the bees or the queen. Transferring as much of the brood combs

Why would you realy fail to have bees in your hives? The beauty of bee keeping is seeing bees come out and get in the hive and after sometimes you inspect and see traces of honey, wax and propolis, after harvesting and getting something you start seeing worth the project, do you have areason to enjoy learning with jungle honey limited? Call 0795828414 or 0715679751 if you need hives and also to populate hives

23/02/2026

*GETTING A COLONY*
Acquiring bee swarms is an exciting part of starting a new hive as a beekeeper. Bee swarms are groups of bees that have left their old hive to establish a new one. There are several ways that a new beekeeper can acquire bee swarms for a new hive, each with its own steps, equipment, and functions.

1. Swarm Traps:
Swarm traps are an effective way to capture and relocate bee swarms. These traps are designed to mimic the conditions of a natural beehive, making them attractive to passing swarms. You need to have nucleus or catcher box to be able to catch a swarm of bees and transfer them to the hive. Nucleus is a small hive composed of 3 to 5 frames.
To set up a swarm trap, follow these steps:
▪︎ Choose a location for the trap that is shaded and sheltered from the wind.
▪︎ Set up the catcher box in an elevated area accessible to swarming bees.
▪︎ Use a lure such as lemon grass oil or beeswax to attract bees to the catcher box.
▪︎ Check the trap regularly and relocate any swarms that are captured to a new hive.

2. Buying colonies:
Colonies can now be purchased from local beekeepers. This can be either in a ready catcher box or a full beehive.
Steps
▪︎ Find a reputable beekeeper:(Jungle honey)
When purchasing a bee colony, it's important to find a reputable beekeeper who has experience and knowledge in
beekeeping. Look for beekeepers in your local area and ask for recommendations from other beekeepers or
gardening clubs.
▪︎ Inspect the colony:
Before purchasing a bee colony, inspect it thoroughly to ensure that it is healthy and thriving.
▪︎ Ask questions :
When purchasing a bee colony, don't be afraid to ask the beekeeper questions about the colony's history, care, and
health. A reputable beekeeper should be willing to answer your questions and provide information about the
colony.
▪︎ Transport the colony safely:
Once you have purchased a bee colony, it's important to transport it safely to its new location. Make sure that the bees are secure and well-ventilated during transport and avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures.
This is done after two weeks of colonization. Close the entrance after smoking it.
Use foam sponge or a piece of cloth; do not use any plastic or anything that can hinder air. You can use bee screen meshed roof for better ventilation.

3. Cut-Outs:
A cut-out is a process of removing bees and their hive from a location such as a tree, wall, or roof and relocating them to a new hive. This method requires more equipment and expertise than swarm traps or bait hives.
To perform a cut-out, follow these steps:
▪︎ Wear protective gear such as a bee suit, gloves, and a veil.
▪︎ Use a smoker to calm the bees and make them easier to handle.
▪︎ Use a bee vac or a catcher box to collect the bees and transfer them to a new hive.
▪︎ Cut out the hive using a de-capping knife, being careful not to harm the bees or the queen. Transferring as much of the brood combs

Why would you realy fail to have bees in your hives? The beauty of bee keeping is seeing bees come out and get in the hive and after sometimes you inspect and see traces of honey, wax and propolis, after harvesting and getting something you start seeing worth the project, do you have areason to enjoy learning with jungle honey limited? Call 0795828414 or 0715679751 if you need hives and also to populate hives

15/02/2026

CONTRACTUAL BEEKEPING

Do not let your land stay idle: invest in Modern Beekeeping

The quality of your Beekeeping Equipment determines your level of success in your Beekeeping venture.

Jungle Honey Ltd is an expert in Beekeeping and Apiary Management. We will manage for you your apiary (bee farm) freeing your time to engage in other work.

also,we provide high quality LANGSTROTH BEE HIVES (including delivery Countrywide within 48 hrs after placing an order)

- Installation of the beehives on site
- The Bees (Colony Division)
- Monthly visits for Technical support (at no extra cost)
- Provide Market for the Honey@ 800 per kg, Royal Jelly @42,000 per kg, Propolis @ 1,900 per kg, Bee Venom@ 4,500 per gram, and Bee Pollen @ 7,000 per gram.

*Invest in Quality Beehives! 🐝*

Get high-quality hives made from well-seasoned timber, designed for optimal honey production:

- Capacity: 10-15 kg per harvest
- Harvest frequency: Minimum 3 times a year
- Durable and long-lasting

*Why Keep Bees? 🤔*

- Lucrative business opportunity
- Sustainable and environmentally friendly
- Potential for high income

*Contact Us! 📞*

- Call: 0795828414 or 0715678751
- Email: info@junglehoney.co.ke
- junglehoney27@gmail.com

15/02/2026

CONTRACTUAL BEEKEPING

Do not let your land stay idle: invest in Modern Beekeeping

The quality of your Beekeeping Equipment determines your level of success in your Beekeeping venture.

Jungle Honey Ltd is an expert in Beekeeping and Apiary Management. We will manage for you your apiary (bee farm) freeing your time to engage in other work.

also,we provide high quality LANGSTROTH BEE HIVES (including delivery Countrywide within 48 hrs after placing an order)

- Installation of the beehives on site
- The Bees (Colony Division)
- Monthly visits for Technical support (at no extra cost)
- Provide Market for the Honey@ 800 per kg, Royal Jelly @42,000 per kg, Propolis @ 1,900 per kg, Bee Venom@ 4,500 per gram, and Bee Pollen @ 7,000 per gram.

*Invest in Quality Beehives! 🐝*

Get high-quality hives made from well-seasoned timber, designed for optimal honey production:

- Capacity: 10-15 kg per harvest
- Harvest frequency: Minimum 3 times a year
- Durable and long-lasting

*Why Keep Bees? 🤔*

- Lucrative business opportunity
- Sustainable and environmentally friendly
- Potential for high income

*Contact Us! 📞*

- Call: 0795828414 or 0715678751
- Email: info@junglehoney.co.ke
- junglehoney27@gmail.com

13/02/2026

BEE YOUR INCOME CHANGER 😊

Transform your ¼ acre of land or compound into a profitable bee farm! With 50 modern hives, you can harvest:

- 1500 kg of honey per year (30kg/hive x 50 hives)
- High-quality honey, wax, and other bee products

Why In-House Apiary?

1. Top-quality honey: Rated #1 in terms of quality
2. Reduced stress: Easy inspection and harvesting for farmers
3. Bee protection: Safe from predators and enemies
4. Increased efficiency: Bees focus on honey production
5. Space-saving: Many hives in a small area
6. Durable hives: Protected from ants and insects

Modern Hives = Higher Yields

- More honey, less wax (compared to traditional hives)
- Mix hives for diversified income (honey, wax, etc.)

Start Your Bee Farming Journey!

Call: 0795828414 / 0715678751
Email: info@junglehoney.co.ke

Let Jungle Honey Limited guide you to a profitable bee farming venture!

11/02/2026

*_TIPS TO AVOID STING - BEE KEEPING FOR LIFE JUNGLE HONEY LTD_*
✓ Always wear a veil and use your smoker when visiting your hive
✓ Inspect your bees during pleasant daytime weather. Try to use the hours
between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. That’s when most of the bees are out work-
ing, and fewer bees are at home. Don’t open up the hive at night, during
bad weather, or if a thunderstorm is brewing.
✓ Don’t rush. Take your time and move calmly. Sudden movements are a no-no
✓ Get a good grip on frames. If you drop a frame of bees, you’ll have a memorable story to tell.
✓ Never swat at bees. Become accustomed to them crawling on your
hands and clothing. They’re just exploring. Bees can be gently pushed aside if necessary.
✓ When woodenware is stuck together with propolis, don’t snap it apart
with a loud “crack.” The bees go on full alert when they feel sudden vibrations.
✓ Never leave sugar syrup or honey in open containers near the hive.
Doing so can excite bees into a frenzy, and you may find yourself in the
middle of it. It can also set off robbing — an unwelcome situation in which bees from other colonies attack your bees, robbing them of their
honey.
✓ Keep yourself and bee clothing laundered. Bees don’t like bad body
odor. If you like to eat garlic, avoid indulging right before visiting your bees.
✓ Wear light-colored clothing. Bees don’t seem to like dark colors.
Contact jungle honey Ltd for bee keeping equipments,bee s provision, apiary management, apiary siting bee keeping training and market of bee products

Jungle honey Ltd contracts farmers to utilize idle land to generate extra income
+254795828414 or +254715678751
Visit our website www.junglehoney.co.ke
Write us email and follow on Facebook
Info@junglehoney.co.ke

11/02/2026

Have you ever wondered why bees buzz?

🐝 Buzzing is caused by their rapid wing beats as they fly through the air, that's 11,400 times a minute!
🐝 The sound is created by vibrations that we hear as buzzing
🐝 When they visit a flower, their buzzing & vibrations cause pollen to shake off and attach to their body, helping to pollinate the next flower they visit
🐝 The pitch of the buzzing changes according to their size. The bigger a bee is, the slower its wings beat. The slower its wings beat, the lower the pitch of the buzzing will sound.
🐝 They buzz when transferring pollen through pollination and when defending themselves or their hives
To invest in bee knowledge,equipments,services and market, Jungle honey limited is an expert with years of experience in bee keeping and bee research teach us for your best in bees activities 0795828414 or 0715678751 write us info@junglehoney.co.ke

11/02/2026

09/02/2026

Secure Your Retirement with Modern Bee Keeping! 🐝

Ditch traditional methods and invest in your future with modern bee keeping. Here's why:
- High Yields: Get up to 30kg of honey per hive per year, with 3 seasons!
- Minimal Land Required: ¼ acre can fit 50 hives, or place them in your compound
- Low Maintenance: Not time-consuming, no labor required, and minimal inputs
- Lifetime Investment: A well-managed hive can last 20-40 years

Calculate Your Earnings:

- 50 hives x 30kg/hive/year = 1500kg honey/year
- Sell at Ksh 500-700/kg = Ksh 750,000 - 1,050,000/year

Why Wait?

- Secure your children's future
- Create jobs for your loved ones
- Become an employer, not an employee
- Invest in a sustainable retirement plan

Get Started Today!

Call 0795828414 or 0715678751, or email junglehoney27@gmail.com for bee hives, training, and market support ¹.

07/02/2026

Sweet Success Awaits: Set Up Your Hive with Jungle Honey Limited! 🐝

February's here, and it's time to kickstart your bee-keeping journey! 🌟

Choose the Perfect Spot for Your Apiary:

Avoid busy areas, pesticide-prone zones, and spots with poor airflow. Instead, opt for:

- Easy access for effortless hive management
- Ample space for expansion (10ft between hives is ideal!)
- Nearby water source (bees love hydration, too!)
- Windbreaks for protection
- Plenty of sunlight for happy bees

Create a Bee-Friendly Haven:

- Diverse flora for nectar and pollen
- Zero pesticide use
- Minimal noise pollution
- Flood-free zone

Don't Miss Out! Place Your Order Now! 📞

Call 0795828414 or 0715678751 to start your bee-keeping adventure with Jungle Honey Limited. Let's make this a hive and thrive year! 😊