JB Gill on how to help your child ... the bees themselves. But we want them to respect them and understand the process when it comes to looking after the bees and seeing how they make honey.” ...

Bees also pollinate the flowers of many plants which become part of the feed for farm animals! Bees make yummy honey and honeycomb, which some people eat! As well as for eating, honey is used in many ...

(It is not advisable to use brown sugar as it is harder for bees to digest and don’t give bumblebees honey as this can contain pathogens.) 5. Anyone, including you, can help a bee out We can all do ...

These bees build nests out of wax in old trees and manmade hives (like the ones that beekeepers take care of) and spend a lot of their time collecting nectar and pollen from flowers. Then they turn ...

Our close relationship with bees dates back thousands of years and for good reason. These little miracle workers are a vital part of the environment and the food chain. Today the humble honey bee ...

These bees build nests out of wax in old trees and manmade hives. They collect nectar and pollen from flowers, then turn it into honey for food ... and when to get medical care. If your child has a ...

Tie the bundle of straws or canes together with a piece of string. Place some modelling clay in the bottom of the pot and stick the bundle of straws or canes in to the clay. Place the pot horizontally ...

If your child was born on or after 1 October 2024, you will be offered a free chickenpox (Varicella) vaccine for them. The ...

The challenge for honey makers is that the price of Irish produced honey is higher than its imported equivalent. The North Clare Honey Company hopes to produce more and reduce the cost to consumers ...

Fast forward a year, and those 'wasps' were actually honey ... children," she said. Swarming is a natural process. It is the colony reproducing by the old queen leaving with some of the bees.