A Self-Service Honey Stand at Neighborhood - Food 49

We have some beekeepers close by our neighborhood. They have "artificial" bee hives in their yards.

Image 01 - The honey stand at neighborhood

Some of them have rented open spaces to put their hives.  Sure, beekeepers harvest honey and sell it regularly to who interests in its. 

We visit the honey stand at certain corners in the recent weekend, actually, there are several self-service honey stands. 

3 sizes of honey that are sold: 

1) 13 oz, US$10

2) 7 oz, US$6

2) 4 oz, US$5

Image 02 - Local honeybee.

In addition to honey, this local industry helps to pollinate crops around the neighborhood.

 

Image 03 - Bee hives at open space.

Do you interest with local honeybee production?

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