Latgale

Honey is a product which is produced by bees from obtained flower nectar. Bees are collecting nectar from a wide variety of flowers in Latgalian meadows. Collected nectar they carry to the hive, where it is with the help of snout, inserted into the cells. During this process, honey is accompanied by a variety of biologically active substances - enzymes, vitamins and others. In the process other bees with the help of the wings ventilate evaporation of excess moisture. Later on the bees are sealing cells. Honey is maturing on average in 2 weeks. Then a beekeeper can remove it from the hive frames.