Bees die, honey is adulterated: What a beekeeper couple from Bavaria now reveals
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Bees die, honey is adulterated: What a beekeeper couple from Bavaria now reveals. It is only 15 millimeters in size – and yet hardly replaceable for people and nature. In the winter of 2024/2025, according to initial projections, one in four honeybees did not survive the cold season.
Furthermore, But their existence is in danger: of the approximately 600 wild bee species in this country, according to current surveys, half are already considered endangered. What beekeepers know about real honey and supermarkets conceal Small beekeeping companies such as the family farm Werthonig from Bavaria represent an attitude that is fundamentally different from industrial production. They rely on certified organic standards and produce honey that differs in production, quality and content from much that is on the supermarket shelf.
In addition, What makes the difference, what surprising role bees play in this – and what the Müller couple tells about his unusual relationship with his animals, see in the video. The main causes are the loss of habitat due to land sealing and intensive agriculture, the use of pesticides and climate change.
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Bees die, honey is adulterated: What a beekeeper couple from Bavaria now reveals.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIt is only 15 millimeters in size – and yet hardly replaceable for people and nature.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn the winter of 2024/2025, according to initial projections, one in four honeybees did not survive the cold season.
reliability low1/2 sourcesBut their existence is in danger: of the approximately 600 wild bee species in this country, according to current surveys, half are already considered endangered.
reliability low1/2 sourcesWhat beekeepers know about real honey and supermarkets conceal Small beekeeping companies such as the family farm Werthonig from Bavaria represent an attitude that is fundamentally different from industrial production.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThey rely on certified organic standards and produce honey that differs in production, quality and content from much that is on the supermarket shelf.
reliability low1/2 sourcesWhat makes the difference, what surprising role bees play in this – and what the Müller couple tells about his unusual relationship with his animals, see in the video.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe main causes are the loss of habitat due to land sealing and intensive agriculture, the use of pesticides and climate change.
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