28/06/2022
πΈπΈ π Derwent Valley Honey π πΈπΈ
If you visit New Norfolk Market on a Saturday morning look out for Derwent Valley Honey - a local business on a mission to help educate the community, one jar of honey at a time, about bees and their important role in agriculture.
"We create a simple but enjoyable array of honeyβs with the highest quality products sourced locally in the Derwent Valley, and all made with pride and care" said Lori, who runs Derwent Valley Honey.
"We have a combined experience of fifteen years in beekeeping as well as being supporters and members of the Southern Tasmanian Beekeepers Association (STBA)."
Derwent Valley Honey not only produces and sells local honey, they also support local bee keepers, providing experience, equipment, and advice, and offering an outlet for their honey.
Derwent Valley Honey also run courses for beginner beekeepers, with their next one starting in September (so book in now so you don't miss out!).
Lori says by buying honey from local bee keepers we can all play a role in protecting honeybees, and supporting local farmers. "You can ensure artisanal beekeepers and local sustainable farmers receive a decent price for their premium product, which is better than what you can get in the supermarket."
Support another local business in the Derwent Valley.
π Visit the Derwent Valley Honey who have a regular stall at New Norfolk Market
π Find out more about Derwent Valley Honey from their website website https://www.dvh.biz/
π Follow Derwent Valley Honey on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Derwentvalleyhoney
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