Honey Harvest at Farnborough
We love this time of year at Farnborough Business Park when we harvest the honey our resident bees have been busy producing throughout the spring and summer months.
It’s always a popular event with our community, who also get the chance to see the hives in action earlier in the year. Our hives — and the bees that call them home — are an important part of our ongoing commitment to biodiversity, helping us create a place where nature and the workpalce thirve together.
Working closely with our landscaping partners, IPA, we support our bees and encourage other pollinators through a wide range of nectar-rich plants across the park.
And in return? We’re rewarded with our very own jars of golden honey — a delicious reminder of the incredible work these small but mighty pollinators do.
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