Recipes, science, and field notes from the family.
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Pears, manuka, vanilla, and a long, slow heat. Patience does the rest.
Pollen grains tell you where a hive worked. Here is what we found in this season's leatherwood.
Isolation, climate, and the strangest temperate rainforest in the southern hemisphere.
The seven things our labs check before a jar gets a label.
A first inspection of the 24 hives we overwintered on the Pieman River.
A hive we thought we had lost showed up at the gate, three weeks later, with a queen.
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We try not to count the ones we lose. We count the swarms we catch.
— Sarah
Third-generation beekeeper, Arthur River
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