No more honeybees the end is near!

Originally Posted by TheXeno

I have around 2 gallons of honey leftover from a bbq from a year or two ago... I'm curious though about what could be hurting colonies though.

It will crystallize if you don't use it. Honey doesn't last very long. And stop making light of the honey shortage! I eat honey all the time and this makes me very sad because it's already expensive enough!

And yes, bees do pollinate pretty much everything from crops to fruit trees.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

No, it doesn't last forever. My dad was a beekeeper and used to sell honey, and if it didn't sell within the first year we would just go ahead and eat it because if we didn't it would turn to sugar. Crystallized honey would still be edible, you know.

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Originally Posted by The_Melomane

Bees aren't the only thing that fertilize crops.
And besides, honey is gross. Really gross.
And there'd be no more worrying about killer bees and getting stung.

But seriously, most crop production has so many other means of fertilization, I doubt that this will have much affect on anything.

"Killer Bees" technically do produce honey, but that's not where our honey comes from. And you talk as if you are chased down my an angry swarm of killer bees regularly. Grow up.

Also, honey is defintely not gross. There's something wrong with you.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Look, from now on just watch what you say about honey, OK? It's a subject many of us are very passionate about, and emotions are known to run high whenever anyone debates its deliciousness.

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