From Skeps to Superstition: Why the Old Beehive Became the Symbol of Honey
July 10, 2026
The Story Behind Our Giant Fourth of July Parade Float If you watched the Idaho Falls Fourth of July Parade this year, you may have spotted something unusual rolling down the street—a giant woven beehive. Or perhaps, if we're being honest, you thought it looked like...well...something else. You're not alone! We heard more than a...
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Honey Bees, Freedom, and the American Spirit: A Sweet Fourth of July Tradition
July 2, 2026
As fireworks light up the sky and families gather around backyard barbecues this Fourth of July, it's worth remembering that one of America's oldest traditions isn't just waving the flag—it's keeping bees. Long before honey became a pantry staple in homes across the country, America's earliest leaders recognized the incredible value of honey bees. In...
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5 Ways to Use Honey This Week
June 18, 2026
From Your Kitchen to Your Skin: Simple Ways to Enjoy Honey Every Day When most people think of honey, they think of stirring it into tea or drizzling it over toast. But honey is one of the most versatile products in your home. It can enhance your favorite recipes, elevate everyday meals, and even play...
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The Remarkable Ways Honeybees Survive Extreme Weather
June 11, 2026
When most people think about honeybees, they picture warm summer days filled with blooming flowers and busy bees gathering nectar. What many don't realize is that honeybees are remarkably resilient creatures capable of surviving everything from scorching summer heat to freezing winter temperatures, strong winds, drought, and even unexpected storms. As weather patterns become more...
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Pollinator Month: Celebrating the Tiny Workers That Feed the World
June 4, 2026
Every June, we celebrate Pollinator Month, a time dedicated to recognizing the insects, birds, and animals that make life as we know it possible. While they are often small and easy to overlook, their impact on our food supply, environment, and economy is enormous. At Browning's Honey, these creatures are at the heart of everything...
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How to Read a Honey Label — And Why It Matters
May 28, 2026
Walk down the honey aisle at almost any grocery store and you’ll notice something surprising — nearly every jar looks wholesome, natural, and “pure.” But not all honey is created equal. Many consumers don’t realize that honey labels can be confusing, and important details about where the honey comes from, how it was processed, and...
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