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See the Bees! Tour the Farm

Honeyview Farm on TV

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Shaw Express came out to check out the bees. See the video here.

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Farm Tours

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Bees were one of the first animals that humans domesticated and started farming. Nowadays, one third of the food on your table needs bees to help produce it. Bees play an enormous part in people's lives even if they don't eat honey. Beekeeping is part art and part science and takes a long time to master. Only after you've opened thousands of hives do you really know what's going on inside. We know all about bees and can show you the interesting things that go on in a beehive without the risk of getting stung!

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Bees Love Some Flowers and Birds Love Others

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Different flowers are adapted to being pollinated by different animals. Some flowers have evolved to be insect pollinated while others need hummingbirds or other larger animals to transfer the pollen. Honey starts off as nectar in flowers. Plants create fantastically beautiful flowers and sweet nectar to entice bees to the plant. The bees drink the nectar and collect pollen from the flower. As bees move from flower to flower, some of the collected pollen is transferred to the flower of another plant, and the plant is then able to reproduce. Bees work as the plants' couriers and in return they get energy packed nectar, and nutrient and protein rich pollen.

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