Hi, I am Lynn's husband (the bee keeper ). Bees forage for a maximum of 3 miles from their hives as they can maintain this "picture" of the land in their heads. So you should try and get honey from a keeper within three miles of your home. This would ensure that you are getting the specific allergens from plant pollen in your imediate vicinity. Hope this helps!

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
Locally produced honey	28/03/09 10:54:00	Maggie Dodge
Re:Locally produced honey	28/03/09 11:32:00	Salar Rahmanian
Local bee keeper	28/03/09 11:32:00	Lynn Whitley
Re:Local bee keeper	28/03/09 12:26:00	Tracey Williams
Re:Locally produced honey	28/03/09 11:43:00	Maggie Dodge
Re:Re:Locally produced honey	28/03/09 16:56:00	Angela Peel
Re:Re:Re:Locally produced honey	28/03/09 17:07:00	Curzon Tussaud
Re:Re:Re:Re:Locally produced honey	29/03/09 21:32:00	Elizabeth Ross
Re:Locally produced honey	29/03/09 23:03:00	Ian McNally
Re:Re:Locally produced honey	30/03/09 08:57:00	Maggie Dodge
Re:Re:Re:Locally produced honey	30/03/09 09:04:00	Kim Bobsin
Re:Re:Re:Re:Locally produced honey	30/03/09 09:27:00	Maggie Dodge
Re:Re:Re:Locally produced honey	30/03/09 09:48:00	Jojo Finn
Re:Re:Re:Re:Locally produced honey	30/03/09 10:14:00	Catherine Hall
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Locally produced honey	30/03/09 10:24:00	Holly Hodges
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Locally produced honey	30/03/09 10:56:00	Richard Jennings
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Locally produced honey	30/03/09 13:14:00	Lynn Whitley
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Locally produced honey	19/04/10 15:32:00	Steve Bonnici

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