In this episode we talk about how much honey we got from our bees and how we are winterizing the hive. Contact Struan road apiaries if you want to get set up and you are in the Saskatchewan/ Alberta region Black friday sale 40% off STOREWIDE use code LASTBLACKFRIDAY GET EMERGENCY PRESCRIPTION MEDS AND ANTIBIOTICS (affiliate link) GET WHOLESALE FREEZEDRIED FOOD (World reknown quality) USE DISCOUNT CODE 'CanadianPrepper'
What Happened
The episode covers the amount of honey harvested from their bees and details on how to winterize the hive to protect it during colder months. It provides information about Struan Road Apiaries offering setup services for beekeepers in the Saskatchewan and Alberta regions. Additionally, there is a Black Friday sale with a 40% discount storewide and affiliate promotion for emergency prescription medications and wholesale freeze-dried food.
Why It Matters
This matters because maintaining bee hives through winter is crucial for future honey production and bee population health, which supports agriculture and ecosystems. Providing regional services and discounted emergency supplies indicates preparation awareness and community support in these areas.
Implications
Watch for increased interest in winter beekeeping practices and regional apiary support during colder months. Also, observe how promotion of emergency preparedness products during sales events may influence consumer behavior around readiness and food security.
Key Signals
- discussion of honey harvest
- winterizing bee hives
- regional apiary services in Saskatchewan and Alberta
- Black Friday sale with discounts
- affiliate links for emergency supplies