Organic Honey Production
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This topic describes the characteristics of organic honey and the qualities that differentiate organic honey from regular conventional honey. The topic also discusses the difference between raw, pure, and unfiltered honey as well as organic honey harvesting recordkeeping and standards as they apply to honey production.
Organic honey, also known as organic or Bio, is honey obtained from the blossoms of certified organic fields and beekeepers who follow guidelines for organic and natural honey production are in more synergy with the environment around them and with the health of their bees; this topic describes the characteristics of organic honey and qualities that differentiate organic honey from regular conventional honey. The topic also discusses the difference between raw, pure and unfiltered honey as well as organic honey harvesting recordkeeping and standards as they apply to honey production.
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