anywhere else in North America: an average 195 pounds of honey per hive. In comparison, the average honey production in Alberta is about 140 pounds per hive; in Canada it's about 130 pounds per hive. The bees of Saskatchewan are so prolific because of the long days and the vast fields of flowering canola and flax.
Saturday, February 16, 2008
Saskatchewan Food Trivia - Honey
Saskatchewan bees are more prolific than bees just about 
anywhere else in North America: an average 195 pounds of honey per hive. In comparison, the average honey production in Alberta is about 140 pounds per hive; in Canada it's about 130 pounds per hive. The bees of Saskatchewan are so prolific because of the long days and the vast fields of flowering canola and flax.
anywhere else in North America: an average 195 pounds of honey per hive. In comparison, the average honey production in Alberta is about 140 pounds per hive; in Canada it's about 130 pounds per hive. The bees of Saskatchewan are so prolific because of the long days and the vast fields of flowering canola and flax.
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