I sell all my honey strained instead of filtered.  during 1997 I collect
about half the 1996 La state average per hive (new hives and had a chemical
poision problem).  However I sold mine for a little over twice the average
price per pound.  Business seems to be picking up.
 
 
 
At 09:38 PM 2/14/98 -0500, you wrote:
>On Fri, 30 Jan 1998, beeman wrote:
>
>> Hi all! i had the same problem with my honey crop last year, but a man
>> called about buying honey and i told all i had was cloudy honey he came
>> over and said it was pollenated honey and bought 12 cases at a higher
>> price, people have been calling wanting it again...
>
>        I have a health food store that has requested that it NOT be
>pasteurized, NOT be filtered and IN glass bottles. So I strained the
>dead bees and bee parts out with a fine kitchen strainer...
>
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