Mixed Flowers and Monofloral Honey
History
The use of honey by man has millenary roots. A foodstuff with a high energetic content, this sweetener has been often used as a natural preservative. Man has gradually learned and improved the art of bee-keeping, exploiting the pollinating ability of bees and the production of honey, pollen, propolis, and wax.
Bees on borage
Beehives
Honey
Stone painting
The Producers
Typology: Bee-keeping Activities
Locality: Amatrice (RI)
Typology: Agricultural Holdings
Locality: Acquasanta Terme (AP)
Typology: Bee-keeping Activities
Locality: Sant'Egidio alla Vibrata (TE)
Typology: Agricultural Holdings
Locality: Teramo (TE)
Typology: Others
Locality: Montebello di Bertona (PE)
Typology: Bee-keeping Activities
Locality: Campotosto (AQ)
Typology: Bee-keeping Activities
Locality: Mopolino di Capitignano (AQ)
Typology: Agricultural Holdings
Locality: Marana di Montereale (AQ)
Typology: Bee-keeping Activities
Locality: Montereale (AQ)
Typology: Agricultural Holdings
Locality: San Pio delle Camere (AQ)
Typology: Bee-keeping Activities
Locality: Santo Stefano di Sessanio (AQ)
Typology: Bee-keeping Activities
Locality: Capestrano (AQ)
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