The Belching Bee N' Chick LLC

In the quiet warmth of the morning sun, a honeybee pauses at the rim of our amber jar, drawn to the gentle scent of ginger and lemongrass. Here, on the worn wood of a hive, nature and nurture meet—where the work of tiny wings helps craft the balm that nourishes your skin. The jar catches the light like golden sap, the label still kissed with dew, while soft shadows dance across the grain. No studio lights, no tricks—just the real world of bees and balm, captured in a single still moment.

Hard to believe this isn't AI generated

We are all setup at Roseville Spring Craft Fair

My amateur attempt at making a sugar water feeder. Jars probably too small and elevation off floor probably too high. But you gotta try to learn and improve.

Since our hives are on a non maintained plot adjacent to an organic farm decided to lay down diatomaceous earth for pest control and w**d barrier fabric to limit overgrowth. My custom legs weren't stable enough so transferred the stainless wool and aluminum wrappings to my folding table legs instead. Will add trays to these legs later for the oil traps to be setup in. Not sure if I need to weather treat the metal legs, the dealer claims their steel.

Proud to announce we have hives set up in a natural area kindly lent to us by an organic farm. We will pursue our all natural focus with these hives.

One of our custom IPM-centric wooden legs for the hive stand.
Legs first soaked in tea tree oil
Metal tin - will hold used motor oil - drilled into base and sealed with silicone
Stainless steel and aluminum foil wrapping

Should prevent ant and mice. Here's hoping.

Assembled super!