The Best Honey is nature’s best medicine. Honey is said to prevent cancers, it balances blood cholesterol, assists arthritis, gives fast energy, and can be applied to wounds and burns for increased healing.

Simple application to the skin, which is the first field test of foods and oils; reveals obvious vitalizing qualities.

The important part of the best honey is that we use the really rare, strong, authentic product as close to a bee found in the wild.

This honey should be harvested very sparingly, and with great appreciation.

There are conscious farmers and not so. A very conscious farmer or conscious, manned apiculture (bee farm) will involve a deliberate, and diverse ecology to support the hives.

Most of the honey sold in stores is fake, at one level or another, and even in production bee highs, there are common practices such as “sugaring,” that are abusive and produce a low-grade product.

I am finding out we should choose the conscious route to apiculture we can learn so much from these bee guys, those who capitalize on only the right offers, and also on the threats they face, and I would say also from the good they bring never imagined my honey study to be such a potent thing. Although, it is this potency and strength that is how a person knows they are into something with value, richness, and … well, powerfulness.. right?

Bees are some of our earth’s principal pollinators, and without them, our very existence would not be possible.  Their products are extremely valuable and extremely rare commodities. It is theorized by many scientists that hominids, evolved their brains searching out the energy-rich substance. Humans have been consuming honey for thousands of years. One of the oldest human paintings, is of a bee man, holding mushrooms – another theorized food of the evolved mind.

In Paraguay, the Native Ache people believe honey to be their second most important food following game meat. Honey may be used to provide an Ache with up to or even more than 1,100 calories per day. Honey was reported to provide upwards of 80% of caloric intake in the pygmy people of the Congo. The Tanzanians were noted to consume of their caloric intake from the sweet syrup.

Here in Panama there are Melipona bees whereas much of their honey’s use is documented of, in the Peruvian and Colombian Amazon traditional folk medicine, where it is mixed with plant extracts and alcohol. Many here buzz about the medicinal properties that come from this Melipona bee. In total there are around 20,000 different species of bee-s in the world.

Baboons and macaques, use their hands and mouths to harvest honey from the nests of the 500,000 species of stingless bees. Orangutans, gorillas, and chimpanzees also like honey and bee larvae, often using sticks to extract the food from hives. The evidence is today right in front of our eyes, that less intelligent primates can procure the thought to be, evolutionary substance.

Thanks to now over ten years of COLOSS group research we are able to calculate better how many bees are lost each year, and the numbers are not as pretty as the insects or their products [1]. Bees are under major threat from modern agriculture chemicals and cattle intentioned land clearing.

Finding a good beekeeper, that has a completely non-fraudulent and quality product turns out to be quite the task. Finding one that takes the importance of their impact on the surrounding ecology would be a divine find, as honey bee importation to foreign areas disrupts other natural pollinators [2].

Throughout history, man goes to great lengths to get honey. Several cultures know the higher ways to locate natural wild honey such as following ´honey birds` to help locate the hives, that can sting a person to death. Brush could be burned near the entrance of the beehive to smoke out the bees, which disarms and confuses them to a degree. In Nepal, honey collectors climb bamboo ladders and put themselves in great risk to access the well placed wild hive.  Rock art depicting honeycombs, bee swarms, and collection of honey dating as far back as 40,000 years ago. This buzz art has been found in Africa, Europe, Asia, and Australia.

Finding authentic non-abusive honey (see more below), is harder than anyone would likely imagine, and most honey in stores is flavored corn syrups and other fabrications. They do not hold any of the powerful essences, vitamins, and minerals, taken from real honey the right way. We have ranked the best honey and bee-related products to help users find the best honey and/or best bee products in a highly fraudulent market.

Let us look at the best honey Amazon has on delivery.

HONEY RANKINGS

1. Raw Texas Honey

This is hands down the best honey purchase I could find through vigorous research and my experience and familiarity with honey and bees.

The 12lb buy is at an excellent price for the value, the highest-rated product like it on the market, and through careful investigation, I found that these Desert Creek bee keepers are a model to follow in the world of bee keeping. Experts in ecology and not sugar feeders, this crew have their operation down to a fine science, product reviews verify sternly.

This is the honey I will order for my self right now after concluding this product research.

2. Stakich Farms w Royal Jelly

This company has been in the bee business since 1925 a source from Central Michigan comes is a 50oz and a 26oz container and is infused with Royal Jelly. Royal Jelly is another beehive product, that is produced for the queen as is regarded as a highly medicinal substance.

This product is also very highly rated by previous consumers, and the company is responsive to suggestions and questions and these guys have enough experience and time behind them, and their Kosher honey products to stand in the top rankings of the best honey. The price is right on the big buy.

3. Florida Wild Flower

Well rated and liked and in the big buy container, well priced this Florida based bee product is said to be of mostly orange blossom, which makes sense being where it is from. This orange blossom honey however is highly dependable, of natural sugar and I want it for my honey diversity mix.

5. Manuka Honey

Over 2k happy customers this manuka monofloral, honey is some of the best around. Recommend this honey to all my running guys. A tablespoon with lemon – coconut water, is a great water bottle or camel pack mix. Higher priced but well worth it, and over two thousand happy reviews.

6. Kiva Manuka

Over 800 happy customers, this raw manuka honey is some of the best around. With over 800 happy customer reviews. Manuka Honey is always worth it.

7. Ambrosia Honey Co.

This Colorado Company is new to the market but quickly impressing customers.

8. Solimo Wild Flower Honey

The thing I liked about this honey is the combination of U.S., Canadian and Argentinian kinds of honey, and this diversity covers more. I ranked it for its satisfaction guarantee, the free one-day shipping, and the satisfaction rating in a smaller bottle for occasions when folks may be on the run and just need a travel-sized bottle delivered quickly.

HONEY BENEFITS

Honey helps the digestive system digest other foods better, and so do papayas, which are great with honey, and a dash of cinnamon makes for an ancient healing remedy and nice dessert tasting snack that will energize. Honey inherently saves the body from having to make enzymes, a process that depletes energy. Honey and papaya together could allow athletes to digest more nutrients more effectively and efficiently. Add in some avocado and mushrooms, a diversity of selected other ingredients, and your really off to the races. Basil and turmeric are other favorite honey soaks.

Honey is packed with vitamins and minerals in already highly soluble forms such as vitamin B6, thiamin, niacin, riboflavin, pantothenic acid, and certain amino acids. The minerals found in honey include calcium, copper, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, and zinc.

The golden blood-blood builder honey is also one of the most potent cell protection and anti-aging compounds on the planet. Certain studies indicate cellular regeneration resulting from honey, it has also been clinically evaluated as a cancer cure [3].

Traditionally, honey is used in the treatment of eye diseases, bronchial asthma, throat infections, tuberculosis, thirst, hiccups, fatigue, dizziness, hepatitis, constipation, worm infestation, piles, eczema, healing of ulcers, leishmaniasis, atherosclerosis antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antifungal, antiviral, and antidiabetic effects. It also reports immunomodulatory, estrogenic regulatory, anti-mutagenic properties [4].

Loved by all and especially the little ones (over the age of 8) pure honey promotes optimal sleep, and great physiological recovery at night for better immunity and energy.

Honey even contains an enzyme that produces the disinfectant hydrogen peroxide when it touches a damp surface like a wound [5].

HONEY SIDE EFFECTS

Honey healing and honey harm are often in the dose and too much money would not be a good thing and could lead to nausea, headaches, bowel problems, and other abnormalities.

In my experience, a slight head buzz is the lifetime indicator that too much is being consumed. Topical use makes up most of my intake just at my own preference, but I would say two tablespoons within a four hour period is around about a good limit.

HONEY EXPERIENCE

Sadly this is a point in the food tour that it is important to bring out some serious threats and frauds in honey products and in general modern food production. It is vital that we understand these problems in order to form new, better methods and food sources that don’t have these issues.

One of the most important topics in the modern honey talk is the source and authenticity of the honey. Conservatively, 90% of ‘honey’ found in bottles on the planet is not honey, it was not made by bee’s nor is it as sweet or as healthy as honey. Corn syrup and other sugar sources are labeled as honey, and the resemble honey to a degree enough that no one says anything. It is not honey, it will not give the benefits that I describe in this section.

Then we have the other ten percent available in bottles, that is made by bees. This you are going to get from a small caring operation. On my mission to learn about the wondrous little guys, I was surprised to find that some people are very good at looking like a genuine caring operation while running yet another of their scams in the world of honey products. Most don’t realize we have to look at personally, how a particular bee farming operation is run to know if we are getting the right stuff.

My first and favorite bee teacher, and the only mother for me, Mother Nature herself led me to this study because after studying ecology and permaculture for a while, you naturally want to learn about all the creatures on your farm. I would trip out on how I would plant something new and a bee I never saw before would show up. I started to realize there were a lot of different things in the jungle density that backs our farm for miles, that I wasn’t seeing because my permaculture does not have things they like. So I have studied bee culture across several varieties now for 4 to 5 years. My first human beekeeping teacher was in Costa Rica in 2013, an authentic young man named Stephan, who was also my first Bio-dynamic Agriculture teacher, really wrapped my head around it like no one else could have I was very blessed to have met him and taken his class. His lessons were almost purely on the relationship between us, the plants, and the rest of the cycle of life. Direct, confrontational honesty is what nature gives, and this teacher as well, a man who has floated from farm to farm for years, drastically upgrading them with his invaluable knowledge and instruction, and relationship with nature.

HONEY DISCUSSION

Honey bee farming could pose threats to the balance of pollinators and there should be important attention to supporting other insects as we support honey bees, and supporting specific ecology for the bees and their possible domestication. For North America it’s been theorized the honey bee’s import from Europe and its popularity in contrast to other pollinators threatens those pollinators. To address this concern creating the ideal environment that attracts feral pollinators in a plant and possibly flower-rich permaculture should be the focus of apiculturist hopefuls. In fact, an expansion of field and title, to something like pollination specialist or permaculturist would do the ecological spirit in man some good.

Crack them out with sweet white sugar, they have no idea the outside world, they never even visit it.

Then a few years later I went to video-document some beekeeping in Panama with a different ‘apiculturist’ if one can call her that (I won’t mention names) to share the interest with some little ones back home in a permaculture for kids show pilot. I witnessed an operation who fed a couple hundred hives bleached white sugar every 11 days, to hook and domesticate them beyond the golden rule, to pump out as much honey as possible without giving these hive sites any plant ecology at all, most of them were on cow pastures. Of course, this honey is just white sugar converted to a syrup by a pissed off, aggressive, addicted to the worst product there is a bee, who will generation-ally become smaller and weaker and more accustomed to the refined chemical slavery in which it is cultivated.

Nectar, dew drops, and honey itself provide bees with carbohydrate energy to fly to pollens which provide micro-nutrients to include vital sterols, proteins, fats, lipids, and minerals. Omega 3 fats also help the bee learn, and adjust to environments, or migrate. The diversity of plants visited by these bees is unrecorded in its entirety and I would imagine the possibilities are endless. The amazing hives are able to find resources to balance their diets, should they come off balance, and should they have had sufficient nutrition to support actions and learning needed for such change.

I have thought over and over plans to start hive sites, and each time the first stuff I am looking at and concentrating on, is the plants they need. I would gather and have those at the site first. This white sugar is to them as it is to us, unhealthy and addictive, and this process she sells under the guise of a “rare” and real product, in a fancy front end store, complete with a museum supplied by catches from the wild, caged in a 50×50 foot space, where at least this time they poor creatures have plants they like. A ten to thirty-five dollar per person tour complete with a cafe to spend some more in some of the more lucrative real estate in the area. It was also very interesting to get to know a completely subservient, small army of older otherwise unaccomplished workers kiss her butt for next to no money, together with accomplish the work of one good farmer, and all except two of ten of the total staff, lie and cheat and steal, pretty consistently on an everyday basis! The hereditarily wealthy enough not to fail if she tried to, a clown in charge with a botany degree, is just another show of how Universities are churning out miseducated and programed harms to nature, who do not listen to nature people because they know better,¨from all their hours in a classroom.

Later I learned this is probably how she learned, and the practice is very widespread here in this country, and the rest of the world also. I never imagined to find this particular step in the game. Just after this shocking experience, another rich farm owner made false promises to me to do apiculture the right way with plants even some roofed ones to make sure even with harsh rains there is pollen and nectars available to the bees by natural foraging methods. For these rich, with all the resources in the world to put together a solid, real operation, I find many times just want free information, free work, and to be f-ing over people, plants, bee’s and wildlife, man times over for seriously trivial gain!? They often seem to not even use the information they extract this way, but just sort of feed their ego by being someone who knows it.

I have put off the local Africanize honey bee studies off for the moment, but it remains a prying interest, and the disappointing but educational experience was a reminder that many people in every field even bee keeping, lack the honesty and genuine interest in nature, who instead have plenty of interest in feeding themselves, rather than actually doing something cool. It’s not hard to feed an insect sugar, and then sell it coming out the other side in a few months at upwards of 1200$ a tank, so a lot of people just do it this way where nothing is ever actually pollinated, and the product is not honey from a diversity of plants like in a wild hive. Let me tell you, authenticity, courage, honesty, integrity, and accuracy are some of the most important factors to a solid relationship with nature and to a winning team alike. All of which this operation was lacking.

Wisemen should have told me just how much rich people who own farms, like to try and take advantage of anyone they can, like the idea of slaving they are many times full of false promises and false advertising. This particular farm owner told me how she was “getting ready to impose a draconian law on my volunteers,” who paid her a daily rate to work and “learn” on her farm. After I taught her to make a powerfully effective and tested fertilizer for her coffee plants and how to diversify her farm into a permaculture, she ignored all of this and continued to use the same chemical spray that everyone uses, provided by the chemical agriculture markets. The lady was just a lying conquistador, even trying to steal a small local’s land bordering hers and his cumulative work of ten years in a permaculture-like format so that she could add parking for her scam center. And listen I am game, but if you are going at something that way, it should be to take from the big guys, you don’t step on and take from the little guys, that’s unacceptable.

This lady, like plenty of farm owners down here for some reason, has a huge narcissistic complex that runs rampant throughout humanity as a whole today really. Anyways it is not absent here in Panama and it is for seeing this type of thing all the time too that I am in the jungle most of my days kicking it with the plants. I asked her recently while in her area if I could grab two plant clippings (only cause they were close to me at the time), for a diabetic patient, of plants I originally brought to her farm, she said she would only trade for new species. Of course, this idea itself and want of new species is an idea only important to her because I taught her about it. Not exactly the hook it up and it will hook you up mentality. We don’t have a Wiseman culture anymore, our old schoolers are not looking out for us anymore they seem like nowadays they are looking to get us. I’m about someone who I could give the old-schooler title too and I’m only looking to help out the young bucks running around. But maybe the older who care so much have always been rare. I can’t call it on that one.

Sourcing

Sourcing all has to change with the Nutritional Diversity diet, and boy does it ever with honey. We cannot afford to allow the mistreatment of the bee’s, of the cycle of life by supporting companies who do hurt them and us with various forms of chemical warfare. We must by-pass the industry and find a loving contact who has a valid and genuine relationship with the bees.

When you finally find it, help your friends out with this info, and this source for nature’s best medicine, it is a great thing to do. Even for us here in the tropics, it’s hard to find, and when you think you have, make sure you inspect. When it comes to this liquid gold, there are a lot of fakes out there, and these selfish people threaten our entire well being. To have some real stuff may be a matter you can take into your own hands, even if you don´t own land. I think the best idea is a from a little speech I give to people sometimes, called the hook it up speech, which basically means if you hook up something, it´s likely to reciprocate so hook it up good and if its a loss, you did something for life and in time one will realize how much of a loss it was not. So, maybe an idea could be simply to get your protective gear together, go into nature, and hook up the bees.

This bee finding, means also that you can get pure bee pollen, propolis,, a gum which many claim to be also very healthy and royal jelly. I use all of this regularly. I hope to establish my own sites in the next few years.

HONEY FAQ

Q: Why is it so important to source good honey?

A: Because of the products on the grocery store shelf labeled honey are not 100% authentic honey, therefore you will receive the benefits attributed to honey.

Q: Maybe I need to stop watching Mike Tyson documentaries, fanaticizing about golden mentors from the sky?

A: It is the mark of a great fighter when he has character plus skill. Because a fighter with character and skill will often rise and beat a better fighter because of this. Character is that quality upon which you can depend under pressure and other conditions. Character makes the fighter predictable. Character helps him win.   – Cus D’Amato

Q : Who can´t recognize this lion trainer, and the good he helped come out of the bad?

A : Listen, generally, If you want to be right; you don’t own plant species, bees, or land – you thank the Great Spirit for these things and you don’t take what you don’t need. If you have extra share it with someone who doesn’t. Treat them with love and respect or leave them be. Do your part as pollinators do to protect and procreate our beautiful natural world, and the only REAL way you help yourself is to help others. You do your best to manage within a money based world, remembering the golden rule as your guide, trying not to enslave, torture or hold captive any living thing. I tell you the conquistador thing is out. The free spirit is in. Like antibodies, or some kind of natural defense mechanism, there are people like myself on the planet, that are going to give these abusive rich people who use chemicals and mistreat creatures, what they are asking for, and this culture I describe is now much bigger and more powerful than the conqueror of old, or the liar or the control-freak that holds living beings captive to reap as much from them as possible, thinks. Just wait. …or maybe I am just crazy – and humanity continues to devolve.

There is a dynamic principle in play. Some people still don’t understand how cutting corners is just cutting yourself and what your doing. After they have to do it over and over again they eventually learn to do it right the first time. Truth always comes out, everything you steal, you will pay back, and the best rewards for you will ever receive come through helping other people. If all you do is treat things badly and use them for your own temporary or immediate gain, in the long run, you will realize you cost yourself everything you could have had and will likely not have much that is really filling and of real richness. The happiest fullest man is the one who gave his all, did his absolute best, and helped others and was authentic, honest, and accurate to those around him. This is how a person earns REAL RESPECT.

This being said..

“Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds. The mediocre mind is incapable of understanding the man who refuses to bow blindly to conventional prejudices and chooses instead to express his opinions courageously and honestly.” – Albert Einstein

“Every great thing that has happened in my life has come through helping other people!” – Danny Trujillo

I think this is all really important to learn about these aspects from the bees and those motivated by their liquid gold. I realize there are a lot of harmful acts, that we do to them, that we also do to ourselves, and we see similar genetic damage. We can surely encourage our beekeepers to do it right hopefully (inspect!), and where there are people doing it wrong, there is a great need and opportunity for someone to do it right.

Q. How is honey formed?

A. Bees produce honey from the sugary secretions of plants, called nectar or from secretions of other insects, by processes like regurgitation, enzymatic activity, and water evaporation.

Q. What is the sugary content of honey?

A. Honey sweetness primarily derives from the monosaccharides fructose and glucose.

Q. What well known nutritional properties do honey possess?

A. Nutritionally, 21 grams of honey comprise 64 calories and 17 grams of sugar, including fructose, glucose, maltose and sucrose. It has no fiber, fat or proteins.

Q. What in particular does honey excel in a nutrient-packed food item?

A. Honey is rich in its content of bioactive plant compounds and antioxidants.

Q. Is honey a good source of antioxidants?

A. Honey contains a number of antioxidants, such as phenolic compounds like flavonoids.

Q. What good are these antioxidants doing to our bodies indeed?

A. Antioxidants have been known to lower the risk of heart attacks, strokes and certain types of cancer. They are also effective in the upkeep of our eye health.

Q. What other effects do the antioxidants have on our system?

A. Honey contains antioxidant compounds that have been recognized to reduce blood pressure. There have been laboratory studies that have shown modest reductions in blood pressure from consuming honey alone.

Q. Can consumption of honey help in reducing cholesterol level?

A. One comparative study of honey and table sugar has determined that honey caused a 5.8% reduction in LDL, a bad cholesterol and a 3.3% increase in HDL cholesterol, a benign cholesterol. Overall, honey has a positive effect on cholesterol levels.

Q. Does honey help combat type 2 diabetes?

A. Triglycerides in the blood are also associated with insulin resistance, a major causing factor of type 2. Several studies show that honey can reduce triglyceride levels, particularly when used as a sugar substitute.

Q. Does honey pose any benefits to our heart?

A. Many of the phenols and other antioxidant compounds contained in honey increase blood circulation to your heart and lower the risk of blood clotting.

Q. Is honey good for wound healing?

A. Honey applied to skin topically has been traditionally used to heal wounds and burns. Honey is also an effective treatment for diabetic foot ulcers.

Q. What do researchers believe as the reason behind the effective way honey heals wound?

A. It has been suggested that honey possesses a host of antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects in addition to its ability to nourish skin tissue.

Q. Could honey help in respiratory problems experienced in young children?

A. Honey can act as a natural and safe cough suppressant over the age of one.

Q. Which countries yield most honey production?

A. In 2018, worldwide production of honey was 1.9 million tonnes, championed by China with 24% of the global total. Other major producers were Turkey, Argentina, and Iran.

Q. What exactly is honeydew?

A. Instead of gathering nectar secretion, bees can salvage the sweet secretions of aphids or other plant sap-sucking insects, generally known as honeydew.

Q. Are there precautions for the use of honey?

A. Honey should not be fed to children under the age of one due to an elevated risk of botulism.

Q. What forms of honey are available commercially?

A. There are various, some of which are listed below: crystallized honey, pasteurized honey, raw honey, strained honey, filtered honey, creamed honey, dried honey.

HONEY RECAP

Miracle medicine from natural doctors.

Many shades of fake, one all the way true honey.

Life lessons seem thick and clear in the pursuit of bees, bee knowledge, and beekeeping.

Lesson number one is be curtious and respectfull of all life.

Lesson two, is don’t believe what you don’t know or see yourself.

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Beekeepers over the years have come to a standard hive, and construction and care system that is found throughout the world. Bee wax templates, hive plans, suits, and smokers are all professionally produced and can be ordered easily online. Bee hormones are also easily available can be used to initially attract them to the hive.

It may be expensive, and for me at this time, it is, but it is well worth it to me to have pure honey in my system on a regular basis to support smoother assimilation and digestion of nutrients, as I mentioned previously using papaya and other digest aids, within my higher diversity, my higher performance, human optimization model.

Use

I mostly use honey during training times, and ease up on it after three weeks, during each yearly quarter.

I do a little cacao, honey, snacks throughout the day for a few weeks, and then I add in pollen into the routine. Then a few weeks later cycle off the cacao. A few more weeks, I cycle off the honey. I continue to put a bit on my skin and hair while training simply cause it helps to keep from skin splitting and hair out of my way. I often mix with jackfruit cream, mango juice, or coconut oil.

Bee Pollen

Bee pollen is the food of the young bee, and it is about 40% protein.

It is considered one of nature’s most completely nourishing foods. It contains nearly all nutrients required by humans.

Around half of it’s protein is in the form of free amino acids that are ready to be used directly by the body.

Permaculture Bees

Theoretically, we can propagate everything best, by propagating bees, and birds, and squirrels, and a few others. Keeping bees is a strong move in Permaculture for you, for your family and for your farm.

Keeping a diverse range of bees and other pollinators through a method as close to natural as possible, on your farm should be as simple as having the plants they like, lots of them, and maybe a nice house. There is a hormone or their honey that can be ordered online to attract them. Canopy or shelter for certain ecology that the particular bee favors can be employed to ensure nectar’s and pollens are present even in times of heavy rainfall. Honey harvested in small amounts is acceptable throughout the year, while large harvests will likely inspire the wrong practices for pollinators and their nutrition.

If supplementation is to be used for specie, the supplement should be as close to complete nutrition as possible, to include the essentials in their normal diet. It is surprising to me how underdeveloped this supplementation is for so many, even small bee operations.

To Bee or Not to Bee :

Too much honey-like too much sugar is not so good right now coming off the standard American diets. I recommend no more than 3-6 tablespoons in any given day. Any honey is too much for a baby.

Bee’s and their master craft are King’s of nature and they should be respected as such. Bee’s are being killed off by the thousands, by the chemicals associated with mono-crop farming systems.

Save bee’s by cutting out the demand for supermarket products, by teaching your circle of acquaintances and friends about these chemicals, and how we are all better to support a small farm. It’s going to help this conversation, help your family, and help you to have made a connection with a small farm. To boot you can make a small farm connection hopefully who is also a beekeeper, and become involved and supportive! Finally just to give the ideas, you can slowly but surely do your own farm, even a small one. You can go in nature and just do it.

Many species or all species of local bees could be an integral part to a farm and are not dangerous to the family. I myself love those times where you bring a new plant in and a new bee or butterfly shows up you’ve never seen before, showing you who likes what. I think you want to start with the plants and hope for the pollinators to come. While hormones or honey can be used to help them come into a farm, try to get them without this first, just for learning´s sake. Butterfly´s and other insects are fun to learn with and

I daydream of guerrilla permaculture sites with a bee integration, I wonder how nature would duplicate in the area what is brought in. That could also fuel a plant repopulation effort like no other. This is exactly why mycology is my next thing because I think if you can design a permaculture installation considering pollinators and fungi, you could sort of creating something that would really want to duplicate quickly.

Speaking of wise-men, and correct pollinator farming using plants as their eventual primary food source; Morgan Freeman an elder voice in our time, recently created a model commenting on the Jimmy Fallon show that “There is a concerted effort for bringing bees back onto the planet…We do not realize that they are the foundation, I think, of the growth of the planet, the vegetation.” He says he is having people help him get things together and are planting so far magnolia trees, lavender, clover, that they had in their original Arkansas area.

The sugar water mix feeding, is the go-to emergency or winter month mix for most apiculturist these days. He mentioned that practice is something he employed at the beginning.  This should be a transitional practice, someone doing this for years on end is just abusive.

The better news while he does have plans to import plants for these guys, he does not have any plans to harvest or touch their honey. Ethically honey can be removed in very small amounts, unfortunately, these ethics are rarely practiced. The excuse that it rains too much is given, but really the absence of adequate permaculture is the issue that exists as most of these hives are located on cow pastures. These hives will be harvested for the tank after tank of honey if you can call it that, to be sold at expensive prices without its clients having any knowledge of what’s really happening with this fundamentally empty product.

Central America remains a great destination for the bee sanctuary, without winter and things like the Colony Collapse Disorder (a title given by the EPA) of domestic hives having trouble surviving cold weather in domestic sites like Europe and North America is not an issue.

Ultimately, I feel that a more ethically man-managed world network of plants and pollinators and various fungi could potentially be the most important and fruitful endeavor of the decade following 2020. The study, be it composed of individuals with very deep relationships to wild nature, could cultivate new amazing, nuclear-style organic reactions that could enrich our world infinitely. We must take this study and practice just like every biological study and practice away from the modern University / Agriculture industries, and give it to the alternative practitioners who have not been using the machine and chemical dependant farming model.

There is an enormous business model, need, demand, and reward for ethical, authentic bee sanctuaries and real honey products, harvested ethically and dynamically. There is likely a lucrative need for a listing of both false and genuine operations and inspection services to see them. I would gladly pay double or work my heart’s passion out into something tradable for a divine master honey product. I could drink a gallon of white sugar or its syrup clucked out of a chemically retarded abuse victim and feel like garbage. A few drops of real honey will make me feel on top of the world. Most people have no idea, this difference, and likely have never enjoyed the real deal. Eventually, our video work hopes to showcase some, and there are many genius people out there really doing wonderful things in this.

In this interest and of course interest in the Nutritional Diversity Diet we have started our ND WORLD Network and loaded in bee culture focus forums.

  Originally Published on: Mar 14, 2017, Updated April 19, 2019, September 11, 2019.

I have said it much, but why was their not mango trees, and other permaculture items not lining the road all the way here, or was there?