# WANDERER HONEY > Pure & Natural Australian Honey ## Posts - [Varroa Mite](https://wandererhoney.com.au/varroa-mite/): To all beekeepers. Varroa mite showed up around the world 40 years ago, and it is not stoppable. It is treatable with up to 90% success – we can save the bees and get on with our lives. The DPI and Bio security approach is wrong, and they accelerate the spread of the mite, while burning hives. Due to the varroa mite it will be very hard to recreate again. As a beekeeper who experienced varroa 35 years ago overseas, we lost most of the hives, as THERE IS NO WAY TO STOP THE VARROA MITE!!! The Varroa mite can be […] - [The legend of the Paterson Curse flowers](https://wandererhoney.com.au/the-legend-of-the-paterson-curse-flowers/): Many years ago, there was a horse farm down in South Australia, who grew racing horses for competitions. These horses were very expensive and one day a snake bit one of the horses. The owner quickly called the vet, but unfortunately the horse had died. The owner then contacted his insurance company and told them that the horse died from food poisoning, after eating Paterson Curse plants. The insurance company which insured all his horses for premium dollars, did not flinch and paid a massive amount covering the cost of the horse. This event has sparked the story around the Salvation […] - [Bees Events](https://wandererhoney.com.au/bees-events/): A while ago I talked about the phenomenon called ‘Bees Events’, and people keep asking me “How do we know when we see one?”. Well, interestingly each time we see a different behaviour, or a different process appears out of the blue as the bees do something different, and we should assume that something special is happening. Have a look at these photos, do you see something remarkable? These hives have been experiencing a boom population. At spring time, some of the hives will have a slow swarm hanging by the hive. Here we see a massive size swarm, already hanging […] - [What Happens to Your Body When You Start Eating Honey Every Day](https://wandererhoney.com.au/what-happens-to-your-body-when-you-start-eating-honey-every-day/): Honey is the only product which contains all the necessary ingredients to keep you alive and healthy: vitamins, enzymes, minerals, and water. Today, we are exploring all of its benefits and healthy properties. Honey is sweet, made by bees, and Winnie-the-Pooh loves it. But do you also know that honey has existed for millions of years? That honey will never spoil if kept in an airtight container? We at Bright Side have been looking for quite some time for such a product, and it turned out to be natural honey. And we’re definitely going to eat a spoonful of it every […] - [Honey with Black Seed as a Natural Compound with Potential Benefits for COVID-19](https://wandererhoney.com.au/honey-with-black-seed-as-a-natural-compound-with-potential-benefits-for-covid-19/): As COVID-19 has caused a major global health crisis in different human communities, attention to the natural approaches is significant. Natural Supporting Approaches are the best way for the body, such as traditional herbal and traditional medicines. Honey is a natural food product, which next to its nutritional importance, possesses valuable therapeutic properties due to bioactive ingredients. More than 150 phenolic compounds in honey have been investigated, including phenolic acids and flavonoids. Phenolic compounds in honey (flavonoids and phenols) contribute to most of its pharmacological properties.  Honey has been long used to treat several diseases because it has a variety of […] - [What makes Beekeepers Honey different?](https://wandererhoney.com.au/beekeepers-honey/): If you go on a hunt for good quality honey, what would you need to know? So when I get asked what makes my honey different from others, I take a deep breath and provide a short explanation. This is because I realised that most people don’t know much about honey, other than the fact that it is sweet. So here we go – I’m happy to share my short explanation about honey here, to allow  honey lovers to understand honey a lot better: Enjoy Our Honey - [The Tree Readers](https://wandererhoney.com.au/the-tree-readers/): There is an extraordinary relationship between farmers and trees. Farmers understand their trees by simply observing them as they nourish and irrigate their land and plants. It is in the way farmers watch how the trees grow, as fresh leaves appear, as the bloom gradually evolves, and as the flowers flourish. Beekeeper’s livelihood depends on their capability of tree reading combined with all the knowledge they have accumulated and processed over the years. However, knowledge about the evolutionary trees is considered a top-secret for beekeepers. Therefore, they will never share the information they have gathered about trees and honey with others. […] - [The Honey Secret that lies with Mature Trees](https://wandererhoney.com.au/the-honey-secret-that-lies-with-mature-trees/): Every tree that produces nectar from its flowers is a significant contributor to the honey-making process. In addition, trees can give farmers the most valuable piece of knowledge: how to treat the soil properly to make a living out of it, without damaging the ground or the trees themselves in the long run. The soil requires the protection of the trees from the burning drying sun. In return for supplying a protecting shade, the soil will store moisture and water for the trees. Together, they will produce flowers that will provide nectar for our honey. Ultimately, no other plant can do […] - [Tasting honey today? Let's talk about it...](https://wandererhoney.com.au/tasting-honey/): Honey tasting is essential for the beekeeper, as every honey will taste differently. Some may have more robust flavours than others, some may have bad taste altogether, while others may have the savour of a lifetime experience. But what are we tasting in the honey? All various types of honey have 3 types of natural sugars produced by the flowers: Fructose, Sucrose and Glucose. These are contained in different ratios depending on multiple parameters such as plants, rain, sun, the season of the year, continent, etc. Is it sweet? Well, honey produced by bees will have 80% sugars and 20% moist […] - [Honey Events](https://wandererhoney.com.au/honey-events/): In Australia, beekeepers can experience “Honey Events”. This phenomenon occurs every once in a while in different parts of the Big Red Island (AKA Australia). In these events, beekeepers suddenly observe a high volume of honey being accumulated in short periods of time. This can be combined with flowers that flower out of season, either early or late, following heavy rain or after a flood. These events are so unique that they might occur once every 3 to 9 years. On some occasions, it may even happen once in 30 years. These uncommon events create different types of honey given the […] - [What Is Good Honey?](https://wandererhoney.com.au/what-is-good-honey/): Most of the people who approach me at the markets ask me all sorts of questions. Is the honey pure? Why is it solid? Is it raw? Which honey is actually good honey? and so forth. Being a beekeeper for many years and coming from a family with generations of experience, I’m more than happy to share some of my knowledge here with you. Every honey is effectively produced out of different flowers, though interestingly the total sugar level in all types of honey reaches the same level of 80% sugar.  That means all honey flavours have the same sweetness level […] - [Why Is Manuka Honey So Expensive?](https://wandererhoney.com.au/why-manuka-honey-is-so-expensive/): Manuka honey is widely known for being more ACTIVE than other types of honey. It is produced from the Leptospermum Scoparium tree, commonly known as Manuka, which is only native to Australia and New Zealand. Manuka, in fact, is the Māori word for “tea-tree”. Among the tea trees – Leptospermum – there are a few species that produce various types of Manuka, i.e. at least 3-6 types of Leptospermum are producing active nectar. In accordance with the New Zealand standards, we need to check the MGO level in a NZ laboratory to ensure we are within the right levels of so-called […] ## Pages - [Terrey hills honey shop](https://wandererhoney.com.au/terrey-hills-honey-shop/): Pure Australian Honey, From Wanaaring to Terrey Hills Visit Wanderer Honey at 287A Mona Vale Road, Terrey Hills, and discover authentic Australian honey sourced from Wanaaring in outback NSW. Get Directions Explore Our Honey Address: 287A Mona Vale Rd, Terrey Hills NSW 2084 Opening hours: Monday: 9:00 – 17:00 Tuesday: 9:00 – 17:00 Wednesday: 9:00 – 17:00 Friday: 9:00 – 17:00 Saturday: 9:00 – 17:00 Phone number: +61 425 245 850 From Wanaaring to your table Our honey begins in Wanaaring, a remote outback community in north-western NSW. Surrounded by native Australian vegetation and wide-open landscapes, the region provides a distinctive environment for bees to gather […] - [OUR DIFFERENCE](https://wandererhoney.com.au/our-difference/): Packed with Flavour & Health Benefits Pure, Cold-Extracted Honey: We use a gentle cold extraction process to preserve the honey’s natural enzymes, delicate flavour, and health benefits. Wide Variety, Unique Flavors: Choose from our selection of raw honey, creamy honey, and uniquely infused honey with delicious fruit and spice blends. Science-Backed, Enhanced Benefits: Scientific research informs our beekeeping practices and honey processing methods to maximise the honey’s natural health properties. Partnering with other Australian Beekeepers: We also source honey from trusted apiaries across Australia, including remote regions known for pristine floral sources. 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Why is honey sometimes turn solid? Honey tends to take on a white, solid appearance over time. It doesn’t mean that the honey is not good; actually, HONEY DOESN’T EXPIRE! But it can change its shape. In the honey industry, this process is called crystallization (or settling). This is a neutral process, meaning you are likely to have genuine raw honey, which is safe to eat. To change the state of honey from solid to dripping, […] ## Optional - [Agent (MCP protocol)](websites-agents.hostinger.com/wandererhoney.com.au/mcp) [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)