We're healthier thanks to Sun&Bee.
These are the words we wait to hear most.
A client in Icheon, D Apiary
A review from Mr. Baek of D Apiary,
who has been using it for 3 years
In 2024, my bees were in particularly poor condition. After overwintering, there were many weak bees and laying was uneven—that year was really difficult.
I was introduced to Sun&Bee then and started feeding it for the first time. After a few weeks, I could see the bees' energy gradually returning.
The first change I noticed was fewer weak bees and a more stable atmosphere in the hives.I'm still using it now.
Nothing dramatic, but with consistent use, there's a sense that the overall condition of the farm stabilises, so I plan to continue using it this year as well.
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A client in Andong, A Apiary
An honest review
from Mr. Kim after 6 months of use
I first consulted on 13 June and started feeding on the 18th. In early summer, perhaps due to the large temperature fluctuations, the bees weren't in good shape overall.
They looked fine on the outside, but when you looked inside, colony strength was uneven and many hives had worker bees moving sluggishly.
About two weeks after I started feeding,
I first noticed changes in the weaker colonies rather than the honey production ones.
Bees that had been listless gradually became more active, their feeding response improved, and the atmosphere inside the hives seemed to ease.
Andong in South Korea gets hot early, making summer management tricky, but this year we got through that period much more smoothly.
I didn't do anything new—I just fed on schedule as instructed—yet colony strength held steady and continued well.
That's why I'm still using it now. I won't dress it up with fancy words, but for our farm, the conclusion is "it's worth using."
