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Beekeepers from Argentina find sweet success in Shuswap

Honey Onyx Apiary is hoping to increase its operations by 200 hives this year
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Daniela D91裸聊视频橝mbros, inspects a drum of honey produced in 2018 at Honey Onyx Apiary on Friday, June 14. (Cameron Thomson/Salmon Arm Observer)

An Argentinian honey company that moved to Canada one year ago has enjoyed a flowering business and safety in Falkland.

Honey Onyx Apiary in Falkland is an offshoot of an Argentinian apiary run by the same family called Apicola Danangie. While the Argentinian company has been in business since 1991, Onyx has only been in full operation since March 2018.

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Daniela D91裸聊视频橝mbros, a second generation beekeeper whose sister runs the apiary in Argentina, believes the move was necessary for the future of the business.

91裸聊视频淎rgentina is not Venezuela but it91裸聊视频檚 South America so it has many problems. We were looking for new horizons and we wanted to do things well and to grow,91裸聊视频 said D91裸聊视频橝mbros. 91裸聊视频淚n Argentina people don91裸聊视频檛 buy honey on shelves, they normally don91裸聊视频檛 eat so much honey so we had to export it mainly to Europe and some to the U.S.91裸聊视频

These thoughts culminated when in 2015 D91裸聊视频橝mbros attended the American Beekeeping Federation Conference & Tradeshow in Florida where she met Canadian beekeepers who told her to set up her hives in Canada.

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D91裸聊视频橝mbros listened. A year later she visited apiaries in Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia. Before she left for the trip, a friend told her that there were Argentinian beekeepers in Vanderhoof so she ended up visiting them too.

In 2017 D91裸聊视频橝mbros received a tip that Pat and Richard Springborn of SilverStar apiaries in Falkland were looking to sell their operation. That same year, D91裸聊视频橝mbros and her family started their immigration paperwork and, in March 2018, made the move and started operations as quickly as possible.

Soon after the move, D91裸聊视频橝mbros started to notice things in her new country that wouldn91裸聊视频檛 happen in Argentina.

91裸聊视频淲e live in the farm and we don91裸聊视频檛 close our door. I only close the gate if I have to go out and on the weekend,91裸聊视频 said D91裸聊视频橝mbros. 91裸聊视频淲e live here really safe.91裸聊视频

An unexpected aspect of Canadian living for D91裸聊视频橝mbros is the sense of community created by farmers in the region and other residents in the area.

91裸聊视频淥ur neighbour is really nice, he has helped us a lot. He91裸聊视频檚 like our advisor so when we don91裸聊视频檛 know what to do or where to buy things we always go and ask him,91裸聊视频 D91裸聊视频橝mbros said.

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When a fire broke out and levelled a neighbour91裸聊视频檚 home in an hour, she watched as the people of Falkland came to their aid.

91裸聊视频淲e went to help them, the other neighbours came to help him and the other neighbours came to help him. And people on the road stopped and also helped,91裸聊视频 D91裸聊视频橝mbros said. 91裸聊视频淚t was for me my first time seeing that 91裸聊视频 how people could work together and help.91裸聊视频

Onyx currently has 300 hives scattered throughout the Shuswap but D91裸聊视频橝mbros says this year they will reach 500.

If you would like to taste honey made in B.C. or Argentina, Honey Onyx Apiary will be attending the downtown Salmon Arm Farmers Market on Saturday, June 22.



Cameron.thomson@saobserver.net

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A forklift used to move frames and hives around the farm at Honey Onyx Apiary on Friday, June 14. (Cameron Thomson/Salmon Arm Observer)
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Daniela D91裸聊视频橝mbros, originally from Argentina, moved to Canada in 2018 to start Honey Onyx Apiary. The company hopes to have 500 beehives in operation this year. (Cameron Thomson/Salmon Arm Observer)




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