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Labelling Advice

Torbay Beekeepers 16 September 2016 5 September 2018Beekeeping Information Honey, Labelling, Selling

General Honey Labelling Advice The word “honey” is required. When packed in quantities exceeding 50g may only be packed in prescribed quantities of 57g(2oz), 113g (4oz), 227g (8oz), 340g (12oz), 454g(1lb) or multiples of 454g(1lb). The weight must be on the label. The weight must be metric (and it’s optional to…

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Queen Marking Colours

Torbay Beekeepers 11 September 2016 5 September 2018Beekeeping Information Colours, Marking, Queen

The international queen marking colours code was created to allow beekeepers to mark their queens using a code which all other beekeepers, wherever they were in the world, would understand. The colours are used to show which year the queen was born in, they also help to enable beekeepers to…

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Honey Extraction

Torbay Beekeepers 5 September 2016 7 December 2020Beekeeping Information

This sequence of photographs show the principles of extracting honey to keep it fresh clean and undamaged by heat. The set-up has been developed over several years on a domestic scale but is able to manage now a crop of dozens of supers. Many beekeepers with just 2 or 3…

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  • Yellow Legged (Asian) Hornet Action Team Contacts

    For information regarding possible sightings of a Yellow Legged (Asian) Hornet please visit the Asian Hornet Action Team website or call one of the local AHAT members on the numbers below (Please only use these numbers for Asian Hornet sightings and information).

    Gerry Stuart on 07802 851152

    Judith Norman on 07925 149931

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