Arbutus honey
It is when most of the fruit trees come to rest that the strawberry tree is adorned with its most beautiful attractions. Arbutus honey remains unknown in France, but it...
How to choose your Manuka honey?
Born in the heart of the wild lands of New Zealand, Manuka honey is renowned for its exceptional richness and unique benefits.
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Madagascar honeys
Madagascar is the fourth largest island in the world, with a territory equivalent to that of mainland France. The diversity of the ecosystems present on the island, its climate and...
Pollen: a concentrate of energy
Pollen is a natural substance with recognized properties just like honey. It is indicated for its anti-inflammatory action on the digestive system and the nervous system because it increases intellectual...
Honey: a bit of history
Bees have always fascinated people. In many civilizations and beliefs, honey has had a privileged place. From the Neolithic to the Renaissance, we will walk through its history.
Honey and wound healing
Did you know that honey is a natural healing agent? In this article, we explain its mode of action as well as the honeys to favor for healing. Good reading...
Chestnut honey: it's harvest time!
The honey harvest takes place during the month of July. Our chestnut honey is harvested in France, in the Cévennes, in Sainte-Croix-Vallée-Française.
Naturopathic advice: treat acne naturally with honey
Discover in this article how to treat your acne with a healthy lifestyle, honey and other products of the hive.
The benefits of linden honey
The linden is a honey plant, its flowers are foraged by bees for their nectar and their pollen. Linden honey has a recognized use to treat insomnia disorders: the flavonoids,...
The bee dance
Bees communicate with each other through dance. A round dance means that the food source is close to the hive but without specifying a direction. If the distance is further,...
The defensive behavior of bees
Why do bees sting? Bees sting by reaction, to defend themselves and protect the colony, especially the queen.
The different types of hives
To choose the right hive, it is important to know the different types of hives that exist. Find out from several beekeepers, weigh the pros and cons of each type...
Bee sleep
In 1983, several researchers discovered the behavioral changes that betrayed the bee sleep.The sleep phase is characterized in the bee by an inclination of the head and a muscular relaxation...
Let's celebrate light and renewal with Candlemas!
For a long time in Europe, the coming out of winter was associated with the bear. The Scandinavian and Celtic peoples of Germany celebrated the bear's hibernation out in late January...
Honey crystallization
The crystallization of honey is a natural phenomenon, which depends on the honey composition, the water content, the presence of impurities or roughness and the temperature of the storage place....
The plant of the month for January: the hazel
The hazel tree is a honey plant. Its beekeeping interest lies in its early flowering which greatly attracts foraging bees: the male flowers are very rich in pollen. They are...
What are the benefits of royal jelly?
In the hive, royal jelly is, as its name suggests, the exceptional food: it is reserved for the queen, who will be fed it all her life, as well as...