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Beeyond Good is a small apiary that produces high quality, local, raw honey and hive products.

25/07/2025

Another glorious morning 💛💛💛

02/07/2025

Golden and glowing in the morning sun—bees have been busy. Pure, raw honey. 🍯 🐝

21/05/2025

Earlier this spring, we built and hung several bee traps in the trees—just simple lure boxes with the hope of catching a swarm. And it worked! Just a few weeks later, one of the boxes was buzzing with bees and full of comb!

30/04/2025

See a Swarm of Bees? Let Beeyond Good Know!
If a honeybee swarm is spotted near a yard, tree, or building, don’t panic — and please don’t spray. Swarms are usually calm and simply in search of a new home.

Beeyond Good can safely collect and relocate swarms to a managed apiary, where the bees can continue to thrive and support local pollination.
To report a swarm, send a message through this page — someone will respond promptly to help.

28/04/2025

Beehold her Majesty!

11/04/2025

Plant catnip this spring! Bees love it, mosquitoes hate it.

Catnip isn’t just for the cats - it’s a favorite among honeybees too! This herb is a pollinator magnet, making it a great addition to your garden. Plus, it’s a natural mosquito repellent that’s been shown to be even more effective than DEET in some studies.

27/03/2025

Bee Fun Fact of the Day:
Did you know a male honeybee (called a drone) has no father—but he does have a grandfather?

Here’s the buzz:
The queen bee can actually choose whether to lay a male or female egg! If she fertilizes the egg, it becomes a female (like a worker or future queen). If she skips the fertilization, the egg becomes a male. That means male bees come from unfertilized eggs—they have a mother, but no father!

19/03/2025

Most people think of honey when they think of bees, but the hive offers so much more! 🐝🍯
Beyond honey, bees produce a variety of incredible natural resources, each with unique benefits. Over the next few weeks, different hive offerings will be highlighted—starting today with propolis.

Propolis, often called bee glue, is a resinous substance collected by bees from tree buds and sap. It’s used to protect the hive and has been valued for centuries for its antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory properties. Propolis is commonly used to support immune health, aid in wound healing, and promote respiratory wellness.

A propolis tincture is currently in the making using a 3:1 ratio of high-proof vodka to propolis. The alcohol extracts the beneficial compounds, creating a potent, shelf-stable remedy. After a few weeks of infusion in a cool, dark place, the tincture will be ready to use—just a few drops can provide daily immune support, aid digestion, or be applied topically for skin health.

Recent research has also highlighted propolis’s potential role in fighting COVID-19! A study published in the National Library of Medicine found that propolis may help reduce inflammation and viral replication, making it a promising natural support for respiratory health. Read more here:
🔗 https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9504311/

15/03/2025

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️
Whether you’re celebrating with green beer, Irish whiskey, or a night out with friends, don’t forget that hydration is the key to feeling lucky the next morning!

Skip the artificial sports drinks and try this homemade honey-lemon electrolyte drink instead. It’s a natural way to rehydrate and replenish after a night of festive fun!

🍀 Lucky Recovery Drink Recipe 🍀
✨ 2 cups water (coconut water is even better!)
✨ 1 tbsp raw honey
✨ Juice of half a lemon
✨ 1/8 tsp sea salt

Tip: using warm water to mix in the honey works best. Then just chill with ice.

01/03/2025

A Tough Year for Bees – and Our Food Supply

This has been a devastating year for honeybee colonies, with many beekeepers losing up to 50% of their hives. While many people associate bees primarily with honey, their real value lies in pollination.

To meet the demand for pollination, large commercial beekeepers (including many from Ohio) transport their bees across the country, following the bloom cycles of crops. These bees help pollinate everything from California almonds in the spring to apple orchards in the Midwest and blueberry fields in Maine. Without healthy bee populations, many of these crops could see reduced yields and higher prices at the grocery store.

28/12/2024

🌞🐝 Winter Flight Day! 🐝🌞
A warm December day with temps above 50°F, and the bees are out flying! 🐝✨ During winter, they spend most of their time clustered together inside the hive, keeping warm and conserving energy. The queen stays snug at the center, while the worker bees rotate to keep the colony cozy. ❄️🍯

But on days like today, when the sun warms things up, they take the opportunity to take cleansing flights and stretch their wings. It’s a busy buzz as they clean out waste, look for resources, and get a little fresh air. 🌼💨

I’ll be checking in on the hives today to make sure they’re well-stocked and ready for the next cold snap.

30/09/2024

Goldenrod season is here, and it’s a vital time for our bees!
As one of the last big nectar sources of the year, goldenrod helps our hives build up their reserves for the colder months ahead. This bright yellow plant not only supports healthy bee colonies, but it also gives our honey a unique flavor with a hint of spice and floral notes. We’re grateful for nature’s timing and for the hard work our bees put in to create this golden goodness!

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