Bee Blog

May 20th isn't just another date on the calendar; it’s a global acknowledgment of the silent, buzzing backbone of our food system. At Honey Truck Co., we live and breathe the rh...

Spring beekeeping in St. Augustine, Florida means peak hive buildup, as local honey bee colonies enter a phase of rapid growth ahead of other regions.

Vanilla-infused honey is far more versatile than most people realize. Beyond sweetening tea, its warm, floral notes can elevate everyday meals. It adds depth to breakfast bowls,...

Honey is a natural sweetener that contains trace nutrients and antioxidants, while refined sugar is heavily processed and offers no nutritional benefit. Learn more about how it ...

The Subtle Shift of Seasons in Florida In many parts of the country, fall marks the end of the blooming season, but Florida tells a different story. Our subtropical climate allo...

Here in St. Augustine, Florida, fall feels a little different, but it is still the perfect season for cozy flavors and small town sweetness. Whether you live here or are visitin...

Varroa destructor is the most serious threat to honey bee colonies today. These parasitic mites feed on the fat bodies of bees and spread deadly viruses like Deformed Wing Virus...

Need a simple and healthy energy boost before hitting the gym or going for a run? You might be surprised to learn that the answer could be in your kitchen cabinet. Honey isn’t j...

If you want to support honeybees and other pollinators this spring, planting native flowers is one of the best ways to provide them with a reliable food source. Native plants ar...