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Read Apiaries

Read Apiaries

Welcome to Read Apiaries. Our hives are situated in Church Crookham, Dogmserfield and Crookham Park.

Like most UK beekeepers (there’s about 44,000 of us) I keep Honey Bees

2 weeks ago

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Thanks to everyone who came to see us today, and say hello at Fleet Xmas festivities, and if you bought some honey, thank you too! See MoreSee Less
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2 weeks ago

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If you’re local come over to Ridgeway school Farnham . Lots for all to do and buy 14 Frensham Road, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 8HBFor their school fair till 3 pm See MoreSee Less
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3 weeks ago

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As well as honey for sale from our usual “honesty” shelf outside our front door, we’re attending quite a few Christmas fairs and events over the next few weeks. Come and say hello, and maybe buy some of our lovely honey produced by our hives this year! Sat 23rd November 11-3pm, Ridgeway School, FarnhamSun 24th November 11-3pm, Crookham Social ClubTue 26th November 7-9pm, Napier School Wed 27th November 2-9pm, Fleet FestivitiesThu 28th November 6-8pm, Salesian CollegeFri 29th November 2-4pm, Fleet InfantsSat 30th November 10-tbd, Hart centre craft fair See MoreSee Less
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2 months ago

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British Beekeepers Association have released this poster in preparation for national honey day on the 21st October. We of course agree!Monday 21st October is National Honey Day. The BBKA would like to celebrate the delicious diversity of local UK honey bought directly from local beekeepers.#honey #localhoney See MoreSee Less
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2 months ago

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Yellow Legged Asian Hornet nest found and destroyed in Southampton – ok, still quite a few miles away from Fleet, but in Hampshire. Please do keep an eye out for this insect that’s an invasive species and a predator threat to pollinators generally, not just honeybees. The hornet might be particularly seen on flowing ivy at this time of year. (Not to be confused with the native European Hornet that is larger, but no threat).Photo and images below courtesy (c) National Bee Unit/Defra. Nest photo taken 24th September in Southampton. www.nationalbeeunit.com See MoreSee Less
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