OMAHA, Neb. — September is National Honey Month and local honey producers, It's All About Bees, joined KETV Newswatch 7 at noon to talk about how to celebrate.

All of the honey produced by Bee Great comes from about 70 hives placed at local homes.

The yellow cart that sells local raw honey is easy to spot as you are about to leave Cuyahoga County and head into North Ridgeville. Beekeeping is a Barnett family activity.

And that means the honey from local bees will have more of a local flavor. "It has all the pollen from everywhere around the neighborhood,” said Kennedy.

But the Texas Beekeepers Association identifies as "raw" honey heated to no more than 120 F, theoretically the highest temperature bees encounter inside a hive.

It has been a great spring to be a honey bee. For two months it seemed like the whole world was blooming. Cleveland pear trees, red buds, forsythia, tulips, crocus, daffodils, dogwood, hyacinth ...

La Casse is making honey straight from these local bees, tending their hives and extracting the sweet by-product to bottle and sell to Tampa Bay marketgoers.

One way to help save the bees is to bee keep in your backyard, but that’s not feasible for everyone. An easy way to help out is to buy honey from local beekeepers, and the Vail Farmers’ Market and Art ...