With the recent closures of schools, we have decided to create an educational quiz for you to keep them busy and encourage learning! You can find the quiz and the answers below.
Quince Honey Farm produces a variety of different honeys, all collected from around 1500 hives situated in the glorious North Devon and Exmoor countryside. The bees start producing honey in the spring months and, if weather conditions are just right, can continue right through until winter. With an abundance of flora available to the bees in this stunning part of…
It’s the summer of bees! A great time to visit the world’s largest Honeybee exhibition; BeeWorld! Learn more…. The interesting displays and exhibits will teach you fun facts about the honeybee before you take a closer look inside the working hives. Nowhere in the world can you get so close to live bees without needing protective equipment! This is also…
There is still time to book in for a beekeeping course this May Dates: 24th or 26th May 2018. May is a great time to go beekeeping, with the the spring flowers in full bloom – as well as beautiful fields of oil seed rape. Give us a call for more info and offers! Don’t miss out on this unique…
With all the good weather we have had last week the bees have been out working the dandelions and making some delicious dandelion honey. We always hope for a warm spring in the hope the bees can collect the first of the years nectar from the dandelions. As the dandelion is a limited supply we currently only sell it in…
Even if you can’t keep bees yourself you can still help them by keeping them hydrated. On warm days bees drink an amazing amount of water, so If you would like to help the pollinators in your garden then have a go at creating a bee bath. It’s easy to make and you can sit back and enjoy watching the…