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This is how they do it! We were just there looking at them...

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This is an example of how the bees clean marvelously the wax. In the picture you can see some wax remains already free of honey.

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Hello! One of my father's hobby is being a beekeeper. The honey that his bees produce is so tasty! On the end of July, as a family reunion/tradition, we all help extracting the honey.
At the end we don´t have to worry about cleaning many of the things we used, or throw out the wax, because my father puts all the things that still have some honey on it in a place where bees can clean it.
These are some of his hives.

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Наталія Грушко

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Honey has been used as a salve to heal burns and prevent infections for thousands of years. Results also show that honey may reduce burn healing time. Honey makes wounds sterile in less time, enhances healing, and doesn’t leave as much scarring as the other treatment.

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Honey has been used as a salve to heal burns and prevent infections for thousands of years. Results also show that honey may reduce burn healing time. Honey makes wounds sterile in less time, enhances healing, and doesn’t leave as much scarring as the other treatment.

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I like the quote :  «sweet as honey»

In Romania we use honey for its medicinal proprieties.

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There are different kinds of honey which is tasty .But May
( Maiskii or Flower) honey is considered to be the most useful, delicious and curative.

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Contact with Nature helps people to live healthier, happier and longer :) Every morning they ate honey. My grandfather is 98 years old, grandmother 90:

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Miel del Xurés-Gerés (Spain and Portugal)

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Miel del Xurés-Gerés (Spain and Portugal)

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Honey Spas in Ukraine

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Hohey Feast in Ukraine by oxana kaminskaya

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The most appreciated honeys of Romania: honeydew honey, rapeseed honey, sunflower honey and acacia honey.

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Some people think of bees as something to be feared. But without bees, it would be hard to survive for people. They not only provide us with delicious and so useful honey and wax. They are one of the world's most important pollinators as well.

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Normally, honey bees are known only for the fact that they produce delicious honey which has a great application in our daily lives. The greatest scientist Albert Einstein says that if honey bees disappear from earth, humans would be dead within 4 years!

Let's know why.

Approximately one third of our food depends on insect pollination, majorly done by honey bees. So undoubtedly it can also be said that a world without honey bees would mean a world without fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds.

However, this is not very much possible that human beings would die within 4 years if honey bees disappear, as other insects might take over the pollination work done by the bees.

Here are some adverse concerns if honey bees were eradicated from earth.

1. If the farmers do not provide fields or orchards with enough honeybees for pollination, the whole harvest can fail.

2. Honey bees are the only insects which produce the food eaten by humans. So, if honey bees disappear, results can be deteriorating.

3. Fewer bees mean no almonds, less coffee and less alfalfa hay available to feed dairy cows.

4. We may lose all the plants that bees pollinate and all of the animals that eat those plants. Which means a world without bees could struggle to sustain the global human population of 7 billion.

As stated earlier, it is not pretty much probable that human beings would die within 4 years in the absence of bees, but the outcomes may prove as sabotage to the human life.

However, bees are vanishing rapidly because of harmful pesticides and chemicals. This practice needs to be ceased so as to preserve human life and Mother Nature.

Reference: businessinsider, nativeplantwildlifegarden, telegraph,

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According To Albert Einstein, If Honey Bees Were To Disappear From Earth, Humans Would Be Dead Within 4 Years. - Mind Blowing Facts

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Normally, honey bees are known only for the fact that they produce delicious honey which has a great application in our daily lives. The greatest scientist Albert Einstein says that if honey bees disappear from earth, humans would be dead within 4 years! Let's know why.

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We need them not only for honey!

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What If Bees Went EXTINCT? | BBC Earth Explore

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The Bitter Sweet Taste of Made in Albania Honey

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The Bitter Sweet Taste of Made in Albania Honey

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Honey is the best medication

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My grandfather

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Romania – one of the biggest honey producer in the European Union!

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Romania – one of the biggest honey producer in the European Union!

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The EU is trying to support bee producers through national apiculture programs that are meant to improve the conditions for optimal production and marketing of honey within the EU. The highest shares are used by Spain, France, and Romania. According to data, between 2014-2016 The EU has 16 million beehives and 600,000 beekeepers which are mainly located in Spain, France, Greece, Romania, and Italy. The European Union is the world’s second producer of honey after China.

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In the medieval Georgian medical book Tsigni Saakimo (Physician’s book), honey is mentioned 118 times as an ingredient in preparing certain medicines” .
It is used for cooking and as a medicine. Georgians even make unique homemade chacha (a strong alcoholic drink) from honey. There is also a traditional Georgian confection called ‘gozinaki,’ made of caramelised walnuts fried in honey and served exclusively on New Year’s Eve and Christmas” .