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About

Fergo's Farm is owned and operated by a husband and wife team.  We farm our bees around the beautiful south eastern part of Queensland.  Having a hands on approach allows an intimate relationship with these wonderful creatures plus it provides us with a grounding connection to nature and our mother earth.  

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Foraging
What's in flower?

Full flavoured honey comes from the variety of trees & plants our bees forage on.  Check out what is in season and experience honey from the beautiful D'Aguilar mountain ranges to the Moreton Bay coastline. 

Honey's natural

health benefits!

There are SO many health benefits to Raw Honey, tap the stethoscope to read about just a few of them.

Apiaries, extraction plant

and Bee products.

Queen Bee

Queen Bee

This Queen is looking for an empty cell to lay an egg.

Burr comb

Burr comb

The girls will build up into the spare space's in your hive when they run out of room on the frames.

Fluffy Baby Bees

Fluffy Baby Bees

Bees serve their community in the hive for the first 12-18 days of their life. Then start their role as foragers.

Capped Honey

Capped Honey

A single frame can hold up to 3kg of capped honey.

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Why does my honey become candied?

Candied honey occurs naturally and kinda good as it proves that your honey is 100% natural and hasn't been pasteurized. (Which damages a lot of the beneficial nutrients) Crystals form due to the separation of natural sugars in the honey. Some raw honeys candy far quicker than others and some do not candy at all.  It all depends on the plants the bees gathered their nectar from to make the honey. Honey is recognised as a food that does NOT spoil.

If you wish to reverse candied honey back to a smooth liquid, use gentle heat. The bees regulate their hive temperature at 36-38C° so ensure your raw honey isn't heated above that to keep all the natural health benefits of raw honey present.

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