Honey harvesting 

Subcategories

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  Honey extractors

  Most beekeepers have their own honey extractor or borrow one to harvest honey from their hive. But there comes a time when you want a new or your own extractor. In this category you’ll find different types and brands of honey extractors. Extracting honey can be done with a manual honey extractor, and we also offer several models of electric honey extractors. Every honey extractor has its own pros and cons. Price often goes hand in hand with quality. Most honey extractors are made of stainless steel. A stainless steel honey extractor won’t rust and is food-safe. Of course, you don’t just buy a honey extractor. Because we have many different types/models of honey extractors for sale, we’re happy to answer any questions by phone or email. Often, though, the information on our website and on the product pages will already get you a long way.

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  Honey harvesting tools

  Looking for honey harvesting tools? We have a wide range of honey harvesting tools in stock, across various price ranges. Our assortment is highly diverse to support you as a beekeeper during the honey harvest.

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  Labels

  Extracted your own honey and jarred it? The next step is a label for your honey jars. Honey labels are available with the honey variety name or without. If your honey variety isn’t listed, ask about the options. You can also design your own labels and have us print them. See the DIY labels section for more information.

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  Glass jars, bottles, honey buckets & lids

  Within this category you’ll find a wide assortment of glass honey jars in various shapes and sizes. The glassware (and the lids) are supplied without the watermark, which is often included in a photo. We offer honey jars in round and hexagonal shapes with a choice of different sizes. You can buy small honey jars starting at 30 grams (4 cm high) and large ones up to 1 kilogram (14 cm high). Replacement lids are available for each honey jar. For the jars with the standard lid size (63 mm) we offer the option to order the jars without lids. You can then choose a different print than standard gold. Shipping glassware is no problem; naturally, an occasional jar may break. This is at the buyer’s risk.

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  Propolis harvesting

  Propolis is a highly useful substance that bees make from resinous materials they collect from trees. In addition to resins, it contains pollen and enzymes. Bees use propolis to seal gaps and as a disinfectant. Beekeepers can use it for salves and other medicinal purposes. It is also used to coat the inside of beehives. Want to learn more? Read more at: http://www.imkerpedia.nl/wiki/index.php/propolis

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  Pollen & pollen harvesting

  Have you always wanted to harvest and process pollen? Here you’ll find everything to process and harvest your pollen. Pollen and/or bee pollen consist of proteins, fats and vitamins. Different plants produce different types of pollen. Pollen is essential for bees as a food source alongside resin, nectar and water. Pollen is also healthy for people and can therefore be harvested. People eat pollen because it contains healthy vitamins. It may help reduce allergies and has antibacterial properties.

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  Mead making