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Stormy Acres Bee Farm is a small farmlet and home to Storm and Elaine. We are located in Bowie, Maryland. With just a few acres we raise chickens, ducks, geese, guineas, a couple of sheep, and lots of bees.
Stormy Acres Bee Farm is a small farmlet and home to Storm and Elaine. We are located in Bowie, Maryland. With just a few acres we raise chickens, ducks, geese, guineas, a couple of sheep, and lots of bees.
Want honey? Bees produce honey from the sugary secretions of plants (floral nectar) or from secretions of other insects by regurgitation
Interested in beekeeping? Beehives require management and good stewardship, which take time and knowledge.
Who do you call to remove honey bees? Call a qualified beekeeper and then sit back and admire and appreciate the beauty of watching the bees.
Want to learn more about bees, beekeeping or honey? We are available to come to your home, office or school to tell you more about bees, beekeeping and our favorite honey. Give me a call to learn more and schedule an event.
Apitherapy or “bee therapy” (from the Latin apis which means bee) is the medicinal use of products made by honeybees. Products of the honeybee include bee venom, honey, pollen, propolis, and beeswax. We can even provide bee hive air therapy (breath in the vapors and smell of a honeybee hive0. Call for more information
Do you need polariscope? Beekeepers use a polariscope to see inside a jar of honey. The polariscope is essential in becoming a honey judge or determining any defects in your honey. With one of my polariscopes you can look for honey crystals, dust, bubbles, foam, bits of wax or other items. Call me if you would like to have one custom built for you.
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A small little farmlet near Bowie, Maryland.
In general, the worker bee visits many flowers when she is collecting a load of nectar. She can fill her honey sac with a load of nectar that is nearly equal to her entire body mass.
The need for additional understanding, particularly by those who keep bees today, has grown along with the complexities involved in managing honey bee colonies. Apis mellifera is a well-studied bee. It is the species used for much of the world’s beekeeping. The honey bee worker does not begin life fully grown as you may see her in our bee yards and gardens.