CATDOLL : CATDOLL: The role of winter honey and spring honey

1. The role of winter honey and spring honey

Spring is the season when flowers bloom. Spring honey contains more pollen and has certain beauty and health benefits, but some people may be more susceptible to allergies. Winter honey is mellow and has better moisturizing and nourishing effects. So, it is hard to tell which is better. Sorry!

2. How much does a pound of local honey from my hometown cost?

If it is pure honey, it usually costs more than 100 yuan. I think the good quality Yutian honey I bought is quite pure.

3. Where are there many immortal insects? And how to mass-produce honey?

You must farm it, otherwise the half-price recovery potion and half-price material jade are useless. Keep the light bug honey for 10 rounds.

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5. What is the difference between first-grade honey and second-grade honey?

The current national standards for the grade of honey are mainly based on color, taste, and aroma. The standard for first-class honey is relatively light in color, good in taste, and fresh in aroma: such as water white, white, light amber, transparent, viscous liquid or crystals, with a unique floral scent of a certain nectar plant. The standard for second-class honey is darker in color and inferior in taste and aroma: such as yellow, light amber, transparent and viscous liquid or crystals, with floral aroma and no peculiar smell. Third-class honey is dark in color, transparent or semi-clear, viscous and liquid or crystals, with a stimulating or unpleasant taste, etc.

First-class honey: Sophora japonica, linden, litchi, vitex, astragalus, citrus, etc.

Second-class honey: rapeseed, jujube, sunflower, cotton, wild dam, etc.

Third-class honey: buckwheat, eucalyptus, Chinese tallow tree, etc.

In addition, the water content (thickness) is an indicator of grade. For example, 40.5 degrees and above is grade one; 39-40 degrees is grade two; and below 39 degrees is grade three or unqualified honey.

The existing honey standards are mostly based on the honey varieties produced in my country. In fact, it is unreasonable to grade honey only by its color, taste and aroma. Some special honeys and honey varieties that are not produced in large quantities have outstanding medicinal value, but their taste, smell and color are often far from meeting the existing national standards. For example, jujube honey is second-grade honey, but consumers now recognize it. The purchase price at the bee farm and the price at the sales terminal are higher than those of honey varieties such as vitex, lychee and linden, which are called first-grade honey.

6. Is wild honey dug from the soil?

Soil honey is a kind of honey with high nutritional value. It is collected by Chinese honey bees. Because it is difficult to collect and takes a long time to brew, Chinese honey bees are different from the honey produced by Italian honey bees. Chinese honey bees are good at being active in high mountains and rocks, and are good at collecting nectar plants that ordinary bees cannot collect. In other words, there are two types of honey bees in China. One is the honey produced by Chinese honey bees, which is called soil honey, and the other is Italian honey bees, which have large production and low nutritional value. We are the largest Chinese honey bee breeding base in China, with more than 1,200 boxes of Chinese honey bees, an annual output of 120 tons of soil honey, and the unit price of real soil honey: 50 yuan/jin. Engaged in bee breeding for more than 20 years, Beirun Bee Garden, mature soil honey.