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I've always wanted to take a class on beekeeping, but there's none in my area. Doesn't anyone in NJ love bees? 
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Eaglehound posted:-- Lists eight separate branches - one of them has got to near you! You'd think that, but the closest one near me hasn't updated their site in a month. Maybe I'll send a few emails around. I really want to try some hands-on stuff, which is why a class would be great. 
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Mar 17, 2009 21:35
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This summer I tasted raw honey for the first time on vacation, and now I'm determined to find some local. Are there any websites I should check out? I live in middle Jersey.
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Jul 25, 2011 18:17
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Leperflesh posted:Find your local farmer's market, there's often a local beekeeper selling local honey there. Alternatively, any of those hippy-dippy health food stores that sell organic everything and have dozens of bins of bulk grains and etc. will have a shelf full of raw honeys, often including something local. Sorry, I meant New Jersey USA. I think I might have found a local supply at the orchid near my house. That raw honey is mine! 
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Jul 25, 2011 19:56
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I can find raw honey, I can find local honey, but I can't find local raw honey. I just want yummy honey for my toast.
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Jul 29, 2011 22:16
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Leperflesh posted:So I would just look for local honey, and maybe if you're super concerned, contact the provider and ask how they process it. As long as its unpasteurized, you're golden. Thank you! I honestly had no idea what it was all about. I'm a bit clueless in the ways of honey. I got some nice local honey at the county fair this weekend. My toast is going to be so awesome now
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Aug 1, 2011 17:24
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