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PODCAST EPISODE 32: Summer Catch Up with Ben Moore (Me!), Ben’s Bees, Australia
PODCAST EPISODE 31: Daniel Curless, Curless Aussie Apiaries, Lockyer Valley, Queensland.
PODCAST EPISODE 30: Peter Gatehouse from Hill Top Hives, South Gippsland, Australia
PODCAST EPISODE 29: Ian Steppler, co-owner of Steppler Farms and founder of ‘A Canadian Beekeeper’s Blog’ YouTube channel, Canada
Beeswax Wraps
Beeswax Wraps Australia
PODCAST EPISODE 28: Sanjay Kafle from Mad Honey, Nepal
The Italian Barberini Bees
PODCAST EPISODE 27: Michael Haddad from Sparkke Natural Brewery, Adelaide.
Mad Honey Part 3: A Perilous Tradition.

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PODCAST EPISODE 32: Summer Catch Up with Ben Moore (Me!), Ben’s Bees, Australia The hangover of months of isolation and curfews and mask wearing and zooming still hasn’t subsided for me. Like any decent hangover, it’s lingering – part headache, part fuzzy recollection, part low mood. Like many extroverts with a need for other people and chats and yarning and faces and real interaction, I am STILL feeling a bit odd, unsettled, and even de-socialised from all that alone time! Has anyone else had similar thoughts? Anyway, I have been missing talking to all my favourite bee lovers and thought, why not drop in for a catch up with my beautiful bee community for episode 32 of the BEES WITH BEN beekeeping podcast! So here we are, it’s just you and me. As many of you know, I do love summer. If the bees are happy, Ben is happy, and when the sun is out, our dear friends buzz about! Some poetry for you all on this sparkly day! So, in this episode I want to chat about how this year’s weather cycle has affected beekeeping in Australia; the oddness and humidity and relative coolness of the La Niña weather pattern has been a blessing after the tragedy of last summer’s fires, but it looks that some heat is on the way. It’s important that we all know how to look after the bees when those rays hit – I recommend keeping them protected from radiant direct sun with a piece of shade cloth or umbrella. And like all animals, bees NEED water, so make sure you set up a beaut like oasis with fresh cool water and something to land on, like bark or rocks, in your bee-friendly garden. I also chat about how European wasps are starting to become active again. It’s so vital that we know how to distinguish these pests from other wasps, as these little suckers are dangerous to both humans and bees. Scarily, European wasp nests can grow to be mammoth here in Australia – the Launceston museum has a preserved nest that weighs 96 kilos and is almost half the size of a small car! I also yarn about the fantastic launch of my book that happened before Christmas, and “recommend” a disastrous but marvellous horror movie directed by Irwin Allen, made in 1978 (the year I was born! How serendipitous!), called The Swarm. Check it out when you need a break from the heat! Also, make sure you SUBSCRIBE to the BEES WITH BEN beekeeping podcast, and why not leave me a lovely REVIEW! With almost 20,000 plays so far, I know that these bee tales are reaching you and I would love more than anything to hear what you are loving about the podcast so far. I am always open to feedback from my community, so if you would like to get in touch, shoot me a text on +61437077792. Much love, Ben xpodcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/bees-with-ben/id1512755530#episodeGuid=2ed63403-a774-4606-a8f0-2271... ... See MoreSee Less

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Saving Birds! #savethebirds

Saving Birds! #savethebirds

When I’m not working with bees I’m thinking of

When I’m not working with bees I’m thinking of bees, when I’m not thinking of bees I’m dreaming of bees 🐝 Thanks Jules!

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#beehive #bee #photography #naturelovers #savethebees #beekeeping #pollinators #beeswarm #flowers #beeswax #garden #lovebees #beesting #flower #insects #macro #love #honeybee #naturephotography #honeybees #honey #nature #insect #bumblebees #beekeeper #art #beesofinstagram #apiary #photooftheday #bees🐝

MAD HONEY Small doses can induce an ’exhilarati

MAD HONEY

Small doses can induce an ’exhilarating, relaxing, invigorating euphoria mixed with a sense of calm contentedness’ or a ‘soothing sense of inebriation’, together with (reputedly) enhanced sexual performance. Consumption of larger quantities can, however, lead to dizziness, vomiting, hallucinations and even cardiac arrest. Could be any one of a variety of recreational drugs, right? But this is a rare, naturally occurring substance that has been coveted by local cultures for millennia.

#madhoneynepal #madhoney #honey

The Bees Know But Do We? #bees

The Bees Know But Do We?
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Podcast is up with Peter from @hill_top_hives #pod

Podcast is up with Peter from @hill_top_hives #podcast #bees

Welcome to Honey Lips! Thanks @andysartsquad #ho

Welcome to Honey Lips! Thanks @andysartsquad

#honey #lips #sexy

Ben’s Bees is now Ben’s Babies #babyyoda

Ben’s Bees is now Ben’s Babies #babyyoda

Saw Leaf Banksia Honey tastes like English boiled

Saw Leaf Banksia Honey tastes like English boiled toffees!

The problem is....watch the video😅😅

#banksia #honey #beestings #fortheloveofbees #bees #beesofinstagram

Thank you 🙏 #beebook #bees #beekeeping

Thank you 🙏 #beebook #bees #beekeeping

Happy New Year Everyone! 🧡#happynewyear

Happy New Year Everyone! 🧡#happynewyear

I love the notes people leave in my honey hut! Spe

I love the notes people leave in my honey hut! Specially this one from yesterday! 😂
#notes

#advice

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