JASONjnr:



Thank you... I'm just looking for a side hustle and I stay in the town .. I need a side hustle that's adventurous.....

You can even start as a honey packer buy cheap honey repackage and resell

That's a value chain right there

I truly love farming but my phobia for snakes is just the problem. Those who ventured into farming how where you able to overcome this issue?

[quote author=mkoabiola post=116206320]
I can relate.
U definitely schooled at poly ibadan saki
Okaka has d worst road then in oyo state
Lowo ori bread is been sold at iseyin
N50 per loaf
Hahahahha
Good old days [/quote thanks for the nice memory , ur days shall belong.
Na main campus I they then ,but they enter saki 2/4 then.

Hey, where's the bee queen ? You try Wella

FalseProphet1:
I see you going places with this business, I see you exporting honey in large quantities to Asia and Europe, I see the sky becoming your limit.

This I have seen.

Amen!
God bless you Sir

TechCapon:
God continue to bless your hustle more and more. Nothing gives me joy than seeing young people working legitimate jobs with pride in this morally polluted society

Thank you Sir

Ade3131:
My interest in bee keeping is right up there but my challenge is that the farm space is in my village (family farm) which is 2.5 hours from Ilorin, and am based in Lagos.

I hardly go to the village.... How person wan take do am bayii?

It is very possible Sir.
Beekeeping does not require your attention all the time .


After your farm setup and your hives have been colonized.
You can only go for observation once in a month or you might not really need to go also.


Just make sure your hives are in a Secure and favorable environment for the bees Sir.

You can reach out Sir
If you want to start, I can guide you stress free.

Thanks

Hoelujohn:

To get to the point of exporting to Europe and Asia then an investment of around 2million dollars is needed.

I'm not doubting God Sir

$2 million dollars ?
Baba God , please start with $10 million dollars

HoneyMan will be an household name worldwide.

Amen!

wink2015:


DID THESE AFRICAN BEES STING YOU GUYS?

Even with all the protection PPE kits you guys wore including other equipment, drugs, smoking tools

Why?

There was a small Opening in my partners uniform
That was where the Bees could enter and sting him

We made correction immediately though

shantti:
Ur work is important for the sustenance of our ecosystem. Keep it up

Thank you Sir

otokx:
Nice attires, will need to get some.

I sell all Beekeeping Equipments Sir.
Including the BeeSuit Sir

Please kindly reach out on +2347054115655 Sir or on IG @honeyman_ng

tianshie:


What do you mean by brood honey, and why did you toss it?

Brood means that the comb was not ready to be harvested.
It was yet to be pure honey.
And Brood has no really good use per sé that was why I tossed it Sir

JASONjnr:


Teach me how to do it.... so I can join in the numbers

Reach out on IG Sir.
I'd teach you free of charge Sir

sulaimon99:
Hello , I'm HoneyMan_Ng

Last week I received a call from a client about some bees disturbing his farmers on the farmland located in Oyo State.
The bees were habitated in a tall tree on the farm and the locals were scared of approaching the tree or the bushy Area close to it as the bees were very aggressive ( There were an active colony )

I and my colleague took off from the city of Ibadan( We travel nationwide) to Okaka .
Okaka is a town in Oyo state, it's an hour drive from Oyo State border town Saki.

We took an approximate of 3 hours and 30 minutes on the road from Ibadan

We got there late in the evening but couldn't do anything meaningful, Our Client covered our hotel expenses for the night.

By 6:15am the following morning, we were out of the hotel and on our way to the farm, it took us another 30 minutes to get to the farm inside the same Okaka town ( Oyo state is really big )

On getting to the farm, we wore our Complete uniform from the BeeSuit, Hand Gloves and Rubber boots and made sure there was no openings in any of our clothings

When we got to the bush and approached the tree where the Bee Colony was located for inspection.

We realised that our BeeSmoker was not going to be of help as the tree was quite tall and we'd also need support ( like a ladder or table for height to stand on ) and we'd need to setup some small fire at the base of the tree to calm the bees and so we could have a better view of the colony and see if we could harvest any honey before migrating the bees to a new location ( we came with two beehives bought by our client )

We had to get a spoilt car tyre,A litre of fuel ,Some junks to light fire all from the locals.
We were also able to get a table from them to give us height so I could get to the hive comfortably.


Our plan worked as the fire Gave enough smoke to calm the bees and made them less aggressive .

We were able to start harvesting but unfortunately all we got there was Brood so we had to dispose it.

After harvesting, the next thing was to migrate them to the beehives we brought.
We already baited the Beehives heavily with Beewax and some pure honey ( we baited aggressively ) before entering the bush.

We prepared Honey Syrup ( mixture of water and honey 30:70) In a bottle so as to spray on the Bees when they were calm so as to reduce their flight ( the syrup will make them wet so they won't be able to fly very well )

I won't go to in-depth with the migration ( Bees sting us gan )

We were able to successfully migrate the bees but alot of them were still on the tree and didn't follow the Queen bee we captured to the new hive ( they would migrate eventually after some hours or days )

Since the farm was needed urgently, we told the locals to light up some fire at the bottom of the tree later at night.


The second beehive we brought was also baited and placed in a strategic location on the farmland.

All the process took around 4 hours or so
Normally it shouldn't take up to 30 minutes to 1 hour but we had issues initially to set up smoke and getting height to access the tall tree.

In all, we ended well

We left the farm and treated ourselves to some Nice food in a canteen in Okaka town and then we left for Ibadan.

Thanks
You can follow on IG @honeyman_ng
2347054115655


We sell all Beekeeping equipments, Set up Bee Farms, we do harvesting, Migration and anything related to Beekeeping
We also sell pure honey from the farm with out any other process.
We sell Beewax

Thanks for Reading
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sulaimon99:
Hello , I'm HoneyMan_Ng

Last week I received a call from a client about some bees disturbing his farmers on the farmland located in Oyo State.
The bees were habitated in a tall tree on the farm and the locals were scared of approaching the tree or the bushy Area close to it as the bees were very aggressive ( There were an active colony )

I and my colleague took off from the city of Ibadan( We travel nationwide) to Okaka .
Okaka is a town in Oyo state, it's an hour drive from Oyo State border town Saki.

We took an approximate of 3 hours and 30 minutes on the road from Ibadan

We got there late in the evening but couldn't do anything meaningful, Our Client covered our hotel expenses for the night.

By 6:15am the following morning, we were out of the hotel and on our way to the farm, it took us another 30 minutes to get to the farm inside the same Okaka town ( Oyo state is really big )

On getting to the farm, we wore our Complete uniform from the BeeSuit, Hand Gloves and Rubber boots and made sure there was no openings in any of our clothings

When we got to the bush and approached the tree where the Bee Colony was located for inspection.

We realised that our BeeSmoker was not going to be of help as the tree was quite tall and we'd also need support ( like a ladder or table for height to stand on ) and we'd need to setup some small fire at the base of the tree to calm the bees and so we could have a better view of the colony and see if we could harvest any honey before migrating the bees to a new location ( we came with two beehives bought by our client )

We had to get a spoilt car tyre,A litre of fuel ,Some junks to light fire all from the locals.
We were also able to get a table from them to give us height so I could get to the hive comfortably.


Our plan worked as the fire Gave enough smoke to calm the bees and made them less aggressive .

We were able to start harvesting but unfortunately all we got there was Brood so we had to dispose it.

After harvesting, the next thing was to migrate them to the beehives we brought.
We already baited the Beehives heavily with Beewax and some pure honey ( we baited aggressively ) before entering the bush.

We prepared Honey Syrup ( mixture of water and honey 30:70) In a bottle so as to spray on the Bees when they were calm so as to reduce their flight ( the syrup will make them wet so they won't be able to fly very well )

I won't go to in-depth with the migration ( Bees sting us gan )

We were able to successfully migrate the bees but alot of them were still on the tree and didn't follow the Queen bee we captured to the new hive ( they would migrate eventually after some hours or days )

Since the farm was needed urgently, we told the locals to light up some fire at the bottom of the tree later at night.


The second beehive we brought was also baited and placed in a strategic location on the farmland.

All the process took around 4 hours or so
Normally it shouldn't take up to 30 minutes to 1 hour but we had issues initially to set up smoke and getting height to access the tall tree.

In all, we ended well

We left the farm and treated ourselves to some Nice food in a canteen in Okaka town and then we left for Ibadan.

Thanks
You can follow on IG @honeyman_ng
2347054115655


We sell all Beekeeping equipments, Set up Bee Farms, we do harvesting, Migration and anything related to Beekeeping
We also sell pure honey from the farm with out any other process.
We sell Beewax

Thanks for Reading
Please,Front Page ooo
Please kindly push to front page

I Sell all types of Beekeeping Equipments
BeeSuit
Beehives
Bee Smoker
Hive tools
Refractometer
And others

Reach out on IG @honeyman_ng or +2347054115655

......this is really commendable. I'm so impressed.

ennyrah:
My love for my town no be here...d way i dey happy if i hear SAKI town ehnn

Okaka is not Saki

Hobbiton:
Nice one there honey man. I love seeing people interact with nature without fear. There's this guy from Iraq I follow on Twitter. He has a big offshore coven, with ostriches, bees, gezelles etc.

Here are some of the pictures

do you mind sharing is twitter handle here?

Guys please be Oh-BEE-dient!

Offpoint1:
I quit this job the day one overzealous bee stung me at the tip of my dîck, I wouldn't want to go into details.... I ended up with a dîck the size of yam tuber.

Mozino007:
Okaka is not Saki

Read again and see where Saki was mentioned

sulaimon99:
Hello , I'm HoneyMan_Ng

Last week I received a call from a client about some bees disturbing his farmers on the farmland located in Oyo State.
The bees were habitated in a tall tree on the farm and the locals were scared of approaching the tree or the bushy Area close to it as the bees were very aggressive ( There were an active colony )

I and my colleague took off from the city of Ibadan( We travel nationwide) to Okaka .
Okaka is a town in Oyo state, it's an hour drive from Oyo State border town Saki.

We took an approximate of 3 hours and 30 minutes on the road from Ibadan

We got there late in the evening but couldn't do anything meaningful, Our Client covered our hotel expenses for the night.

By 6:15am the following morning, we were out of the hotel and on our way to the farm, it took us another 30 minutes to get to the farm inside the same Okaka town ( Oyo state is really big )

On getting to the farm, we wore our Complete uniform from the BeeSuit, Hand Gloves and Rubber boots and made sure there was no openings in any of our clothings

When we got to the bush and approached the tree where the Bee Colony was located for inspection.

We realised that our BeeSmoker was not going to be of help as the tree was quite tall and we'd also need support ( like a ladder or table for height to stand on ) and we'd need to setup some small fire at the base of the tree to calm the bees and so we could have a better view of the colony and see if we could harvest any honey before migrating the bees to a new location ( we came with two beehives bought by our client )

We had to get a spoilt car tyre,A litre of fuel ,Some junks to light fire all from the locals.
We were also able to get a table from them to give us height so I could get to the hive comfortably.


Our plan worked as the fire Gave enough smoke to calm the bees and made them less aggressive .

We were able to start harvesting but unfortunately all we got there was Brood so we had to dispose it.

After harvesting, the next thing was to migrate them to the beehives we brought.
We already baited the Beehives heavily with Beewax and some pure honey ( we baited aggressively ) before entering the bush.

We prepared Honey Syrup ( mixture of water and honey 30:70) In a bottle so as to spray on the Bees when they were calm so as to reduce their flight ( the syrup will make them wet so they won't be able to fly very well )

I won't go to in-depth with the migration ( Bees sting us gan )

We were able to successfully migrate the bees but alot of them were still on the tree and didn't follow the Queen bee we captured to the new hive ( they would migrate eventually after some hours or days )

Since the farm was needed urgently, we told the locals to light up some fire at the bottom of the tree later at night.


The second beehive we brought was also baited and placed in a strategic location on the farmland.

All the process took around 4 hours or so
Normally it shouldn't take up to 30 minutes to 1 hour but we had issues initially to set up smoke and getting height to access the tall tree.

In all, we ended well

We left the farm and treated ourselves to some Nice food in a canteen in Okaka town and then we left for Ibadan.

Thanks
You can follow on IG @honeyman_ng
2347054115655


We sell all Beekeeping equipments, Set up Bee Farms, we do harvesting, Migration and anything related to Beekeeping
We also sell pure honey from the farm with out any other process.
We sell Beewax

Thanks for Reading
Please,Front Page ooo
Please kindly push to front page

Congratulations sir. That was a job well done. I'll to be trained by you. Kindly, drop your contacts for me so I can link up with you sir. Thanks, looking forward to read from you pretty soon.

moseslarry:



Congratulations sir. That was a job well done. I'll to be trained by you. Kindly, drop your contacts for me so I can link up with you sir. Thanks, looking forward to read from you pretty soon.

Thank you so much, it'd be my honor to train you on how to become a profitable BeeFarmer Sir.

This is my contact +2347054115655.

Would be expecting your call or message Sir

sulaimon99:
HoneyMan Nuggets

I thought honey is actually bee poop

Beekeeping is a risky job though

happney65:


This isn't dick measurement or anything of such. It is just the truth. Trying to let you know how big Oyo state is. It is actually one of the biggest states in Nigeria. It's state capital alone,Ibadan is bigger than most states not to talk about the other regions.

Oyo state currently has about 5zones.

Ibadan

Oke Ogun

Ogbomsho

Oyo

And Ibarapa.

All these zones are far bigger than the whole of the SE combined.

Oyo state is not bigger than 5 SE states. Fact!

If you say otherwise, prove it

sulaimon99:


Brood means that the comb was not ready to be harvested.
It was yet to be pure honey.
And Brood has no really good use per sé that was why I tossed it Sir

Oh, ok. Thank you.

ttmax09:
do you mind sharing is twitter handle here?

@AlanBarzinji_

batistutajulio:


What's his handle?

@AlanBarzinji_

Tochex101:

Pls share his handle....I love nature too

@AlanBarzinji_

Hobbiton:
@AlanBarzinji_

Thank you.

Hobbiton:
@AlanBarzinji_

thanks