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We hand pack our raw honey jars directly from the field. The raw honey is frozen for 2 weeks at -20 degrees. This unique ice honey, sets up in the dark to a luxurious spreadable honey butter. Our raw honey is bursting with unique floral bloom and is sure to please the most discerning honey connoisseur.
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All businesses start with some kind of spark, the idea that you can fill a gap that isn’t being filled.
BottomLine’s Founder, Lisa Genovese, is fascinated by the do-or-die mentality of bootstrapped entrepreneurs who are building their own visions through grit and determination.
This month, she sat down with Stella Sehn, Founder and Innovator with Sweet Pure Honey as well as Shawna Curry, Registered Nurse and Founder of Health Redesigned to gain direct insight from the trenches of start up, health-focused and holistic business.
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The Bee-Friendly Garden Book
Design an abundant flower-filled yard that nurtures bees and supports biodiversity.
Bee Sweet Gift Package
This bee-friendly gift pack includes:
1 Jar of Sweet Clover Honey
1 Bee-friendly garden book
1 packet of wildflowers
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Sweet clover crops improve soil structure all while providing nutritious feed for our bees. Sweet Clover creates healthy compost which help maintain soil fertility.
Together with Green Island Farming Co, we are going to do what we can to support local pollinator initiatives. Green Island is a family farm located just outside of Medicine Hat. They create natural organic fertilizer and potting mix. They had at me at making an honest living while being socially responsible and helping the environment.
Sweet Pure Honey is proud to sponsor its Project Wildflower. For every bag of craft compost they sell, 10 wildflowers will be planted.
How sweet is that?
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Well Spring has finally sprung, sort of. Although the farm is still covered in snow and below average temperatures, our beekeeper will be heading home to Porcupine Plain, Saskatchewan. It is that time of the year when all things bees start buzzing again and the warehouse will once again become full of activity. Sheldon got a Go Pro and will be capturing more live footage of bees and our stunning landscape. Be sure to follow his Instagram @smokeybeekeeper account and please let him know what you would like to see, ask him questions, he will answer them.
We have added the 7kg pail to the online store. This pail will see you save $50.00 over our regular priced 1 kg raw honey jars. Just remember to keep your raw honey pail cool. There is a popular misconception that raw honey never goes bad, based of the story of edible 3,000 year old honey found in the pyramids. Yes if raw honey is sealed, kept cool and not exposed to air it will keep. However every time you open that big pail of honey and dig into it, everything in the air enters the pail, best to take out a small amount and store the pail in a cool dark place.
I have also added some beeswax food wraps to the store. These custom made bee foodwraps are handmade in Victoria by Goldilocks Wraps. I am going to slowly add products that fit our green living theme.
This weekend sees the kids and I head back to Kelowona, BC for the spring Craft Culture market. Looking forward to staying at Hotel Zed and breathing in the pine scented fresh air! I made a decision if I have to work, we might as well play too! You can follow our adventure on our sweet pure honey Instagram and Facebook social media accounts.
It is hard to believe I am now traveling with 3 teens, instead of 3 toddlers. This whole journey started from wanting to provide a better future for our family. We wanted to experience life and grow with our children, instead of just existing and struggling to make ends meet.
I have now learned life always comes with challenges and we are blessed to have a healthy family moving forward. Although we face a different set of challenges with raising 3 teens in today's world, the downturn in the AB economy and below average market prices for honey for the second year in a row, we are still hopeful and grateful. Our commitment to each other and our family remains constant. Faith and honesty can carry you along way!
On a final note if you haven’t seen the new Netflix documentary on honey it is a must watch. Having a first hand glance of what is really going on in the honey industry will give you a deeper appreciation for all the hard working bee farms out there.
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