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A: Cuic Family Farm specializes in beekeeping equipment and supplies, aligning with our mission of promoting beekeeping excellence from hive to home. While we don't directly offer bee hive removal services, we do provide the necessary tools and protective gear for safe hive removal. Additionally, we can connect you with local, professional beekeepers who are experienced in safely relocating bee hives. This ensures the bees are handled humanely and efficiently. If you require assistance with a bee hive removal, please contact us for recommendations and advice on the best practices and equipment needed.

A: Crystallization is a natural process that can occur in honey and is a sign of purity, indicating that the honey has not been pasteurized or overly processed. At Cuic Family Farm, where we specialize in beekeeping excellence from hive to home, our honey is raw and unfiltered, preserving its natural enzymes and nutrients. These characteristics make it more likely to crystallize over time. Temperature plays a big role in crystallization; honey stored at lower temperatures will crystallize faster than honey kept in warmer environments. Different types of honey crystallize at different rates depending on their unique composition of glucose and fructose. Crystallized honey is still safe to eat and can be easily restored to its liquid state by gently warming the jar in a container of warm water. Enjoy the pure, natural sweetness from Cuic Family Farm—whether in its liquid or crystallized form.

If you find a swarm of bees near your home, it's important to handle the situation carefully to ensure the safety of both the bees and yourself. At Cuic Family Farm, we specialize in beekeeping excellence and can assist with safely relocating the swarm or help find a beekeeper in your area to assist. You can contact us at (330)303-9938 or email cuicfamilyfarm@gmail.com. Our experienced beekeepers may come to your location, assess the situation, and efficiently and humanely relocate the swarm to one of our protected hives. This not only helps preserve the bee population but also ensures they are moved to a safe environment where they can thrive.