BeeConnected app facilitates communication between farmers and beekeepers as a tool to ensure crop protection is conducted safely... Read More...
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This Friday our brave Safety Consultant, Eddie, will be embarking on a quest to climb the world’s highest free standing mountain, Mt Kilimanjaro... Read More...
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We were thrilled to attend a recent Apimondia International Symposium in Rome, Italy... Read More...
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Following a government industry symposium on the matter, we are now certain that the registrations of neonicotinoids in Australia should be reviewed, reduced or deleted entirely... Read More...
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Capilano Honey has been working closely with the Australian Honey Bee Industry Council to assist with the ongoing Varroa mite eradication plan... Read More...
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Capilano Honey is aware of recent allegations that we are selling ‘toxic and poisonous honey’ to consumers. We can confirm that these claims are completely untrue and without foundation... Read More...
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We are thrilled to announce Capilano Honey was voted Australia’s “Most Trusted Honey” at the 2016 Australian Reader’s Digest Awards last week... Read More...
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Most of us have honey in our homes, but you may think it belongs in the pantry rather than in the medicine cabinet... Read More...
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As reported on ABC Rural on Friday, an Asian honey bee (Apis cerana) hive has been found in the Port of Townsville, Queensland... Read More...
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Dr Osborne applied Manuka honey to patients’ leg ulcers and burns at her surgery and is ‘amazed’ at the results... Read More...
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Here are 5 reasons you should be using active honey in your beauty regime... Read More...
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Along South Africa’s picturesque southern coastline, half-way between Cape Town in the west and Port Elizabeth in the east, lays the small seaside vacation town of Vleesbaai (sometimes known as Vlees Bay)... Read More...
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Key to our success is the amazing, delicious Australian honey that we receive from around 500 Australian beekeeping families... Read More...
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Manuka honey is derived from the Leptospermum tree that is native to Australia and New Zealand. The indigenous people from both lands have been using Manuka in their traditional medicines for centuries... Read More...
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Australia’s honey industry is preparing for a difficult 2014, with abnormal weather conditions set to deliver the lowest national honey yields in at least a decade... Read More...
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The print article published by FairFax Media today and the Irish research quoted from February 2015 is an alarmist and sensationalist report of the issue of Pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PAs) in honey... Read More...
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