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Interesting Facts About Beekeepers😉 👇 Sleeping above beehives is a therapy with many health benefits. Honey is the only food that doesn't spoil. A jar of honey can last for over 3,000 years. Bees are attracted to high vibrational frequencies in humans! Beekeepers have the highest life expectancy of...

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Bees are amazing! The bee lives less than 40 days, visits at least 1,000 flowers and produces less than a teaspoon of honey. For us it is only a teaspoon of honey, but for the bee it is a life. 🐝🌸🥄🍯
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Bees are amazing! The bee lives less than 40 days, visits at least 1,000 flowers and produces less than a teaspoon of honey. For us it is only a teaspoon of honey, but for the bee it is a life. 🐝🌸🥄🍯

Vala Afshar

40,365 次观看 • 4 个月前

🧬Frequency & Vibration🧬 • Bees 🐝 are attracted to high vibrational frequencies in people! • Sleeping above the beehives a therapy with multiple health benefits. • Honey is the only food that will not rot. A jar of honey may remain edible for over thousands of years.
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🧬Frequency & Vibration🧬 • Bees 🐝 are attracted to high vibrational frequencies in people! • Sleeping above the beehives a therapy with multiple health benefits. • Honey is the only food that will not rot. A jar of honey may remain edible for over thousands of years.

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378,556 次观看 • 1 年前

Usually, we think of bees as honey bees in apiaries. But in fact, most bee species do not nest above the ground, but underneath! These ground bees make their homes in the soil. Unfortunately, they are often viewed as pests, although they are native pollinators, better at pollinating native plants compared to other bee species. So next time when you find a nest of ground bees, don’t try to get rid of them – they may be helping you more than hurting you.
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Usually, we think of bees as honey bees in apiaries. But in fact, most bee species do not nest above the ground, but underneath! These ground bees make their homes in the soil. Unfortunately, they are often viewed as pests, although they are native pollinators, better at pollinating native plants compared to other bee species. So next time when you find a nest of ground bees, don’t try to get rid of them – they may be helping you more than hurting you.

Conscious Planet #SaveSoil

27,072 次观看 • 2 年前

🟡 Honey is 80% sugars and 20% water. 🟡 To make one pound of honey, the bees in the colony must visit 2 million flowers, fly over 55,000 miles and will be the lifetime work of approximately 768 bees. 🟡 A single honeybee will only produce approximately 1/12 teaspoon of honey in her lifetime. 🟡 A single honey bee will visit 50-100 flowers on a single trip out of the hive. 🟡 Honey is the ONLY food that includes all the substances necessary to sustain life, including enzymes, vitamins, minerals, and water; and it's the only food that contains "pinocembrin", an antioxidant associated with improved brain functioning [source: [📹 macrofying:
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🟡 Honey is 80% sugars and 20% water. 🟡 To make one pound of honey, the bees in the colony must visit 2 million flowers, fly over 55,000 miles and will be the lifetime work of approximately 768 bees. 🟡 A single honeybee will only produce approximately 1/12 teaspoon of honey in her lifetime. 🟡 A single honey bee will visit 50-100 flowers on a single trip out of the hive. 🟡 Honey is the ONLY food that includes all the substances necessary to sustain life, including enzymes, vitamins, minerals, and water; and it's the only food that contains "pinocembrin", an antioxidant associated with improved brain functioning [source: [📹 macrofying:

Massimo

3,068,566 次观看 • 3 年前

Got called back to a Kawasaki warehouse in California for a bee removal, and this was a massive hive! 🏭 🐝 The honey bees had been here for at least two years, and the smell of honey was strong. This is why sealing entry points after a bee rescue is so important—otherwise, they’ll be back! I carefully removed the hive and relocated the bees safely into a box. They were already crawling in on their own! I’ll be back in 5 to 10 days to check on everything and make sure the area is bee-free. If you need professional bee removal in California, call me! I specialize in live bee rescues and honey bee relocation to protect both your property and the bees. 📍 Bee Removal in California 📞 626-487-6052 #BeeRemoval #BeeRescue #HoneyBees #LiveBeeRemoval #SaveTheBees #BeeRelocation #HoneyBeeSwarm #EcoFriendly
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Got called back to a Kawasaki warehouse in California for a bee removal, and this was a massive hive! 🏭 🐝 The honey bees had been here for at least two years, and the smell of honey was strong. This is why sealing entry points after a bee rescue is so important—otherwise, they’ll be back! I carefully removed the hive and relocated the bees safely into a box. They were already crawling in on their own! I’ll be back in 5 to 10 days to check on everything and make sure the area is bee-free. If you need professional bee removal in California, call me! I specialize in live bee rescues and honey bee relocation to protect both your property and the bees. 📍 Bee Removal in California 📞 626-487-6052 #BeeRemoval #BeeRescue #HoneyBees #LiveBeeRemoval #SaveTheBees #BeeRelocation #HoneyBeeSwarm #EcoFriendly

Eli the Bee Guy

10,938 次观看 • 1 年前

The Qur’an’s Surah An-Nahl (The Bees) contains several remarkable references to honey bees that align with modern biological discoveries. In verses 16:68-69, God describes how the bee is inspired to build its homes and produce honey that comes from their bellies, and mentions that this honey contains healing qualities — a fact science has only recognized recently, including honey’s antimicrobial and medicinal properties. The Arabic text also uses feminine verbs and forms when referring to bees, which resonates with the scientific truth that the worker bees responsible for foraging and honey production are female — a detail not known in the 7th century. Additionally, the chapter number itself is 16, the same number as the chromosomes found in male honey bees, while female honey bees have 32 chromosomes (16 pairs) — a precise genetic fact discovered only with modern cytogenetics, and some scholars see this numerical alignment as an intriguing correspondence between the Qur’anic structure and bee biology. These layers of meaning — the biological production of honey, its health benefits, the role of females, and the chromosome count — illustrate how the Qur’anic description touches on aspects of bee science that were unknown to humans at the time of its revelation, yet confirmed by contemporary research.
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The Qur’an’s Surah An-Nahl (The Bees) contains several remarkable references to honey bees that align with modern biological discoveries. In verses 16:68-69, God describes how the bee is inspired to build its homes and produce honey that comes from their bellies, and mentions that this honey contains healing qualities — a fact science has only recognized recently, including honey’s antimicrobial and medicinal properties. The Arabic text also uses feminine verbs and forms when referring to bees, which resonates with the scientific truth that the worker bees responsible for foraging and honey production are female — a detail not known in the 7th century. Additionally, the chapter number itself is 16, the same number as the chromosomes found in male honey bees, while female honey bees have 32 chromosomes (16 pairs) — a precise genetic fact discovered only with modern cytogenetics, and some scholars see this numerical alignment as an intriguing correspondence between the Qur’anic structure and bee biology. These layers of meaning — the biological production of honey, its health benefits, the role of females, and the chromosome count — illustrate how the Qur’anic description touches on aspects of bee science that were unknown to humans at the time of its revelation, yet confirmed by contemporary research.

Cool_Ustaaz ☪

70,918 次观看 • 5 个月前

Seen just now in the Malaysian jungle: a colony of stingless bees from a species that exclusively lives inside trees. Apparently these bees' honey - "madu kelulut" in Bahasa Melayu - is much less sweet than regular honey, and much healthier (at least that's what the locals say). I'll try to buy some to try it!
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Seen just now in the Malaysian jungle: a colony of stingless bees from a species that exclusively lives inside trees. Apparently these bees' honey - "madu kelulut" in Bahasa Melayu - is much less sweet than regular honey, and much healthier (at least that's what the locals say). I'll try to buy some to try it!

Arnaud Bertrand

36,705 次观看 • 7 个月前

Dr Moses Chemurot, a stingless bee researcher at National Livestock Resources Research Institute ( NaLIRRI) demonstrates how a stingless bee extractor works for domesticated bees in peri-urban bee farming during the 13th National honey week in Kampala organised by fabio guerra. The concept that was introduced in 2022 produces a litre of stingless bee honey in less than 30 minutes which can be sold at $150 on the international market. #MonitorUpdates 📹Esther Bridget Nakalya (M)
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Dr Moses Chemurot, a stingless bee researcher at National Livestock Resources Research Institute ( NaLIRRI) demonstrates how a stingless bee extractor works for domesticated bees in peri-urban bee farming during the 13th National honey week in Kampala organised by fabio guerra. The concept that was introduced in 2022 produces a litre of stingless bee honey in less than 30 minutes which can be sold at $150 on the international market. #MonitorUpdates 📹Esther Bridget Nakalya (M)

Daily Monitor

14,323 次观看 • 2 年前

🚨🇺🇸 “The Bee keeping industry is in crisis, after the shocking unexplainable deaths of hundreds of millions of Bees” “Bees are responsible for pollinating more than a third of all America’s crops” “So what’s causing all the Bee Deaths and why?” This is a major catastrophe unfolding in real time - which receives barely any coverage at all - the issue isn’t exclusive to America - it’s happening everywhere across the world. Something has dramatically changed, causing Bee populations to rapidly decline - if you’re paying attention - you probably know what it really is already.
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🚨🇺🇸 “The Bee keeping industry is in crisis, after the shocking unexplainable deaths of hundreds of millions of Bees” “Bees are responsible for pollinating more than a third of all America’s crops” “So what’s causing all the Bee Deaths and why?” This is a major catastrophe unfolding in real time - which receives barely any coverage at all - the issue isn’t exclusive to America - it’s happening everywhere across the world. Something has dramatically changed, causing Bee populations to rapidly decline - if you’re paying attention - you probably know what it really is already.

Concerned Citizen

404,250 次观看 • 5 个月前

"This is a national food security issue." CBS: "The beekeeping industry is in crisis over the shocking and unexplained deaths of hundreds of millions of bees." "This could impact all of the U.S. as bees, called the backbone of agriculture, are responsible for pollinating more than a third of the nation's crops." "It'll change the way we consume food in the United States... If we lose 80% of our bees every year, the industry cannot survive, which means we cannot pollinate at the scale that we need to produce food in the United States."
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"This is a national food security issue." CBS: "The beekeeping industry is in crisis over the shocking and unexplained deaths of hundreds of millions of bees." "This could impact all of the U.S. as bees, called the backbone of agriculture, are responsible for pollinating more than a third of the nation's crops." "It'll change the way we consume food in the United States... If we lose 80% of our bees every year, the industry cannot survive, which means we cannot pollinate at the scale that we need to produce food in the United States."

Wide Awake Media

20,177 次观看 • 1 年前

This guy makes $82,000 a day selling honey. He started at 12 years old with $300 and one beehive. By the time he graduated high school he was doing six figures a year. Now, he owns 30,000 hives and over a billion bees…. and makes $35M/year in revenue. I met with Blake last year. Here's how his biz model works: He has six revenue lines… • Retail • Wholesale • Pollination services • Beekeeping supplies • Food manufacturing • Hot honey Retail and wholesale is the core. He bottles the honey himself and sells it direct to stores and consumers. His facility runs 1,000 jars an hour. One tote of raw honey (about 275 gallons) is worth $15k and takes half a million bees to fill it. Pollination services runs on top of that. Farmers pay him to park his hives on their land so his bees can pollinate their crops. This brings in extra recurring revenue that’s separate from selling honey. Hot honey is one of the fastest growing food trends right now. It’s honey infused with chili pepper - either sweet or spicy. Blake sells them at a premium and in smaller batches. So they have better margins than straight honey and cost less to produce. Beekeeping supplies and food manufacturing round out the rest. Supplies means gear hives, suits, or smokers sold to other beekeepers. Food manufacturing covers other honey-based products that have higher margins than just raw honey. The numbers: • Revenue: $35M/year • Margins: 15% • Employees: 125 • Bee cost: $2M/year (just to keep them alive) • Facility output: 1,000 jars/hour (at $5 wholesale, $9 on the shelf) • Processing facility cost: $3M to build ($1M of honey sitting in it at any given time) One of the coolest businesses I've seen.
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This guy makes $82,000 a day selling honey. He started at 12 years old with $300 and one beehive. By the time he graduated high school he was doing six figures a year. Now, he owns 30,000 hives and over a billion bees…. and makes $35M/year in revenue. I met with Blake last year. Here's how his biz model works: He has six revenue lines… • Retail • Wholesale • Pollination services • Beekeeping supplies • Food manufacturing • Hot honey Retail and wholesale is the core. He bottles the honey himself and sells it direct to stores and consumers. His facility runs 1,000 jars an hour. One tote of raw honey (about 275 gallons) is worth $15k and takes half a million bees to fill it. Pollination services runs on top of that. Farmers pay him to park his hives on their land so his bees can pollinate their crops. This brings in extra recurring revenue that’s separate from selling honey. Hot honey is one of the fastest growing food trends right now. It’s honey infused with chili pepper - either sweet or spicy. Blake sells them at a premium and in smaller batches. So they have better margins than straight honey and cost less to produce. Beekeeping supplies and food manufacturing round out the rest. Supplies means gear hives, suits, or smokers sold to other beekeepers. Food manufacturing covers other honey-based products that have higher margins than just raw honey. The numbers: • Revenue: $35M/year • Margins: 15% • Employees: 125 • Bee cost: $2M/year (just to keep them alive) • Facility output: 1,000 jars/hour (at $5 wholesale, $9 on the shelf) • Processing facility cost: $3M to build ($1M of honey sitting in it at any given time) One of the coolest businesses I've seen.

Codie Sanchez

108,735 次观看 • 2 个月前

This is a job that probably only exists in China: itinerant honey seller, who move around with their bees depending on the season. This is in Inner Mongolia where this particular seller spends his summers. We asked him and he moves 5 to 6 times a year, chasing flowers, typically ending up in Yunnan during the winters. There are actually quite a few of these honey sellers in the Chinese countryside: if you are in a place with many flowers at a given moment, you're more likely than not to see some! We bought a big 1kg pot of honey for RMB 50 (about $7). Some of the best honey I've ever tried!
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This is a job that probably only exists in China: itinerant honey seller, who move around with their bees depending on the season. This is in Inner Mongolia where this particular seller spends his summers. We asked him and he moves 5 to 6 times a year, chasing flowers, typically ending up in Yunnan during the winters. There are actually quite a few of these honey sellers in the Chinese countryside: if you are in a place with many flowers at a given moment, you're more likely than not to see some! We bought a big 1kg pot of honey for RMB 50 (about $7). Some of the best honey I've ever tried!

Arnaud Bertrand

262,244 次观看 • 3 年前

Did you know there are more than 100 different bee species in Ireland, but only one that makes honey? The Murmur of Bees/Crónán na mBeach is a new exhibition at the NMI – Country Life, Turlough Park, Castlebar, Co Mayo runs to summer 2025. #Entomology
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Did you know there are more than 100 different bee species in Ireland, but only one that makes honey? The Murmur of Bees/Crónán na mBeach is a new exhibition at the NMI – Country Life, Turlough Park, Castlebar, Co Mayo runs to summer 2025. #Entomology

National Museum of Ireland

11,389 次观看 • 2 年前

🚨 THE BEES ARE DYING — AND THE CLOCK IS TICKING TO 2030 🚨 🐝 Catastrophic, historic bee losses are accelerating worldwide. 🔬 The leading cause? Neonicotinoids — pesticides so toxic they destroy bees’ navigation & immunity, collapsing entire colonies. 📉 Some regions have lost over 50% of their bees — and the ripple effect is global. 📢 WHAT THIS MEANS: ⚠️ Bees pollinate 1 in 3 bites of food ⚠️ Without bees: no apples, coffee, berries, almonds, cucumbers ⚠️ Collapse in pollination = collapse in food production ⚠️ A trigger for famine, supply chain breakdown, and global chaos 🧠 Einstein warned us: 🗣️ “If the bee disappears, man would have no more than four years to live.” 💥 2026 + 4 years = 2030 🕳️ And that’s the exact year globalists are obsessed with. 🔮 Remote viewers claim they can’t see past 2030. Why? 🔥 Coincidence — or coordinated collapse? 🚨 THE WAR ON NATURE IS A WAR ON YOU. 2030 ISN’T A TARGET — IT’S A DEADLINE. 🚨
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🚨 THE BEES ARE DYING — AND THE CLOCK IS TICKING TO 2030 🚨 🐝 Catastrophic, historic bee losses are accelerating worldwide. 🔬 The leading cause? Neonicotinoids — pesticides so toxic they destroy bees’ navigation & immunity, collapsing entire colonies. 📉 Some regions have lost over 50% of their bees — and the ripple effect is global. 📢 WHAT THIS MEANS: ⚠️ Bees pollinate 1 in 3 bites of food ⚠️ Without bees: no apples, coffee, berries, almonds, cucumbers ⚠️ Collapse in pollination = collapse in food production ⚠️ A trigger for famine, supply chain breakdown, and global chaos 🧠 Einstein warned us: 🗣️ “If the bee disappears, man would have no more than four years to live.” 💥 2026 + 4 years = 2030 🕳️ And that’s the exact year globalists are obsessed with. 🔮 Remote viewers claim they can’t see past 2030. Why? 🔥 Coincidence — or coordinated collapse? 🚨 THE WAR ON NATURE IS A WAR ON YOU. 2030 ISN’T A TARGET — IT’S A DEADLINE. 🚨

Jim Ferguson

16,545 次观看 • 1 年前

Why are the bees disappearing? We’ve been told it’s because of “climate change,” “colony collapse disorder,” or “varroa mites.” But there’s a glaring culprit that few dare talk about… Let’s look at something obvious. Every spring, people rush outside to spray their lawns, conditioned to fear anything that isn’t a bright green turf. Dandelions? “Weeds.” Eliminate them. But did you know dandelions are one of the first vital food sources for bees coming out of winter? And we coat them in POISON. The same companies that sell the sprays also profit from the diseases these plants (and bees!) help prevent. Plants like dandelions support bees and bees support human life. And guess who owns Roundup, the chemical harming both “weeds” and bees and ultimately, us? One of the largest pharma giants…. Bees are doing what Big-Harmya can’t do, and never will do! They can’t patent a beehive… But they can poison, silence, and erase what nature offers for free. The bees are vanishing right under our noses. Protect the bees. Protect your health. Unlearn what they’ve sold you.
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Why are the bees disappearing? We’ve been told it’s because of “climate change,” “colony collapse disorder,” or “varroa mites.” But there’s a glaring culprit that few dare talk about… Let’s look at something obvious. Every spring, people rush outside to spray their lawns, conditioned to fear anything that isn’t a bright green turf. Dandelions? “Weeds.” Eliminate them. But did you know dandelions are one of the first vital food sources for bees coming out of winter? And we coat them in POISON. The same companies that sell the sprays also profit from the diseases these plants (and bees!) help prevent. Plants like dandelions support bees and bees support human life. And guess who owns Roundup, the chemical harming both “weeds” and bees and ultimately, us? One of the largest pharma giants…. Bees are doing what Big-Harmya can’t do, and never will do! They can’t patent a beehive… But they can poison, silence, and erase what nature offers for free. The bees are vanishing right under our noses. Protect the bees. Protect your health. Unlearn what they’ve sold you.

Gubba Homestead

31,956 次观看 • 1 年前

BEES ARE POLLINATING CONSCIOUSNESS, NOT JUST FLOWERS Every hum of a bee is a scalar wave, a living sound code entraining with Earth’s Schumann resonance — our planet’s heartbeat. Their wingbeat frequency (190–250 Hz) generates torsion fields that reset distortion in the land, literally tuning Earth’s energy grid back to harmony. Bees are mobile tuning forks. They don’t just make honey. They stabilize ley lines, restore coherence, and show us what non-competitive group consciousness looks like. A hive is a living fractal of unity. When bees thrive, humanity thrives. When they collapse, planetary harmony destabilizes — weather, water memory, even human behavior patterns fragment. Their message is clear: return to harmony, or the hive collapses. Humanity is the hive. Will we listen? ✨🙌🏾💫 © Samuel Lee
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BEES ARE POLLINATING CONSCIOUSNESS, NOT JUST FLOWERS Every hum of a bee is a scalar wave, a living sound code entraining with Earth’s Schumann resonance — our planet’s heartbeat. Their wingbeat frequency (190–250 Hz) generates torsion fields that reset distortion in the land, literally tuning Earth’s energy grid back to harmony. Bees are mobile tuning forks. They don’t just make honey. They stabilize ley lines, restore coherence, and show us what non-competitive group consciousness looks like. A hive is a living fractal of unity. When bees thrive, humanity thrives. When they collapse, planetary harmony destabilizes — weather, water memory, even human behavior patterns fragment. Their message is clear: return to harmony, or the hive collapses. Humanity is the hive. Will we listen? ✨🙌🏾💫 © Samuel Lee

🧬Maxpein🧬

44,783 次观看 • 11 个月前

In freezing Kashmir winters, honey bees weren't supposed to survive. Temperatures drop well below zero, making it impossible for apple melifolia. The key species behind most of Kashmir's honey production to endure the cold. So, every year, thousands of bee colonies are packed into trucks and moved to the planes. A long expensive journey stretching across states like Haryana, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh. It required manpower, logistics, and constant monitoring. And even then nearly 30% of the bees were lost along the way. But now scientists at CSIR III IM, Pulwama have changed the game. They've developed climate resilient protocols that focus on strengthening bee nutrition and redesigning hives using materials that can regulate internal temperature and humidity. The result, bees surviving sub-zero temperatures for the first time ever in Kashmir. This could mean the end of seasonal migration for beekeepers, cutting costs, reducing losses, and making honey production more stable and sustainable. 📹Imran nissar Reporting: Peerzada Ashiq
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In freezing Kashmir winters, honey bees weren't supposed to survive. Temperatures drop well below zero, making it impossible for apple melifolia. The key species behind most of Kashmir's honey production to endure the cold. So, every year, thousands of bee colonies are packed into trucks and moved to the planes. A long expensive journey stretching across states like Haryana, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh. It required manpower, logistics, and constant monitoring. And even then nearly 30% of the bees were lost along the way. But now scientists at CSIR III IM, Pulwama have changed the game. They've developed climate resilient protocols that focus on strengthening bee nutrition and redesigning hives using materials that can regulate internal temperature and humidity. The result, bees surviving sub-zero temperatures for the first time ever in Kashmir. This could mean the end of seasonal migration for beekeepers, cutting costs, reducing losses, and making honey production more stable and sustainable. 📹Imran nissar Reporting: Peerzada Ashiq

The Hindu

23,685 次观看 • 3 个月前

🐝🇳🇿 Beekeepers in New Zealand say authorities are now officially ordering them to destroy entire hives, including ones they believe are healthy and thriving. Officials say the measures are necessary for biosecurity, but many beekeepers question why strong, disease-free colonies are being destroyed. The issue has raised concern due to the vital role bees play in pollinating a large share of the world’s food, as well as the loss of years of work and significant financial value. All part of the plan, isn't it?
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🐝🇳🇿 Beekeepers in New Zealand say authorities are now officially ordering them to destroy entire hives, including ones they believe are healthy and thriving. Officials say the measures are necessary for biosecurity, but many beekeepers question why strong, disease-free colonies are being destroyed. The issue has raised concern due to the vital role bees play in pollinating a large share of the world’s food, as well as the loss of years of work and significant financial value. All part of the plan, isn't it?

Mr. Nobody

478,911 次观看 • 4 个月前

Right this lovely young couple with their beautiful little one have just popped down the sea food stall to introduce themselves. They’re local and have 52 bee hives and make their own honey and I’ve just tried it and it is bloody fantastic. They’ve got a new website launching this Saturday and their company is called The Bee Biz. In the mean time you can buy the honey at my sea food stall. Honestly we all forget how important Bee’s are and what this family is doing is brilliant. So I’m gonna support them as best as I can. It’s all about looking after small businesses especially one as special as this. Good luck Ash, Ellen & beautiful baby Isla. Now let’s sell you a tonne of honey. Bosh❤️🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
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Right this lovely young couple with their beautiful little one have just popped down the sea food stall to introduce themselves. They’re local and have 52 bee hives and make their own honey and I’ve just tried it and it is bloody fantastic. They’ve got a new website launching this Saturday and their company is called The Bee Biz. In the mean time you can buy the honey at my sea food stall. Honestly we all forget how important Bee’s are and what this family is doing is brilliant. So I’m gonna support them as best as I can. It’s all about looking after small businesses especially one as special as this. Good luck Ash, Ellen & beautiful baby Isla. Now let’s sell you a tonne of honey. Bosh❤️🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝

Thomas Skinner ⚒

243,441 次观看 • 8 个月前

🚨 DEAD BEES EVERYWHERE — AND THEY’RE NOT COMING BACK! Look at this guy’s hand… that’s a dead bee. He’s finding them everywhere. No buzz in the flowers. No pollinators left. This is the beginning of the end of food as we know it. While bees vanish, Bill Gates partners with Monsanto and “Bee Logic” to breed aluminum-resistant bees and crops — right as geoengineering sprays aluminum into our skies. At the same time, he’s quietly buying up massive farmland across America. Coincidence? Or a calculated move to control the global food supply? NO BEES = NO POLLINATION = NO FOOD. They’re engineering a famine while we watch. Control the food… control the people. This isn’t climate change. This is orchestrated collapse. Wake the hell up before it’s too late. Share this before they scrub it.
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🚨 DEAD BEES EVERYWHERE — AND THEY’RE NOT COMING BACK! Look at this guy’s hand… that’s a dead bee. He’s finding them everywhere. No buzz in the flowers. No pollinators left. This is the beginning of the end of food as we know it. While bees vanish, Bill Gates partners with Monsanto and “Bee Logic” to breed aluminum-resistant bees and crops — right as geoengineering sprays aluminum into our skies. At the same time, he’s quietly buying up massive farmland across America. Coincidence? Or a calculated move to control the global food supply? NO BEES = NO POLLINATION = NO FOOD. They’re engineering a famine while we watch. Control the food… control the people. This isn’t climate change. This is orchestrated collapse. Wake the hell up before it’s too late. Share this before they scrub it.

Dr. Dawn Michael

123,817 次观看 • 3 个月前