Banana Flower Honey

Started by photokid, April 12, 2005, 01:30:22 PM

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photokid

Here in sunny south Florida, I started beekeeping in February for the first time. Everything is moving along beautifully. I take pictures to help monitor the progress. My hive is located next to 5 acres of banana plants. The banana flowers are full of bees, and the hive super is filling with capped honey. Any idea how good this honey is? And do I really need to be certified and have to send my honey to be bottled in order to even give the honey away?

Robo

Quote from: photokidMy hive is located next to 5 acres of banana plants. The banana flowers are full of bees, and the hive super is filling with capped honey. Any idea how good this honey is?
Tastes like chicken..... :wink:  I have no idea, but it sounds interesting and would be willing to compare it to others if you send me a sample :P
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And do I really need to be certified and have to send my honey to be bottled in order to even give the honey away?
No,  I have never heard of such a requirement.  You can surely bottle your own to give away.  Not sure what Florida laws are, but most states just require labeling with your name, address, and weight.
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Horns Pure Honey

Banana honey sounds good.
Ryan Horn

photokid

I'll let you know if it's any good. In the meanwhile, what do you have in exchange?  :)

BigRog

Why would they want your wieght on the label?
Isn't that a bit personal?
"Lurch my good man,…what did you mean when you said just now that 'You've got better things to do than run my petty little errands'…….?"

Horns Pure Honey

Rog, I hope that was a joke. If not they are talking about the wieght of the contained food product. bye :)
Ryan Horn