25 Unrestricted Beekeeping PLR Articles Pack

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25 Unrestricted Beekeeping PLR Articles Pack

In this PLR Content Pack You’ll get 25 Unrestricted Beekeeping PLR Articles Pack with Private Label Rights to help you dominate the Beekeeping market which is a highly profitable and in-demand niche.

These Beekeeping PLR articles are available in Text file format and can be downloaded instantly after purchase.

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25 Unrestricted Beekeeping PLR Articles Pack

 

Who Can Use This PLR Article Pack?

• Internet Marketers
• Coaches
• Affiliate Marketers
• Digital Product Resellers
• List Builders
• Bloggers

What Can You Do This Beekeeping PLR?

• Resell it as an E-course.
• Use it as blog posts.
• Create an autoresponder series.
• Create an ebook, video or report to resell or use it to build your email list.
• Create any kind of info product which you can resell with a personal use license.
• And MANY other ways!

Here are the titles of the 25 Beekeeping Articles:

1. The Science and Technology of Beekeeping
2. The things a beekeeper uses
3. Training to be a Beekeeper
4. Transferring Your Bees to Their New Home
5. Aquiring the Bees
6. Beekeeping and the Apple Orchard
7. Beekeeping Equipment
8. Beekeeping in different areas of the world
9. California’s Almond Orchards
10. Curbside Honey Sales
11. Family owned beekeeping companies
12. Harvesting the Honey
13. History of Beekeeping
14. Honey
15. How to Build a Honey Extractor
16. How to market your honey
17. Packaging Your Honey
18. Processing Raw Honey
19. Selling Honey to a Local Market
20. Starting your own beekeeping business
21. Swarming
22. The Biology of Bees
23. The History of Beekeeping
24. The Life Cycle of the Honey Bee
25. The Queen Bee

Here’s a Sample Article So That You Know What To Expect From These PLR Article Pack:

Processing Raw Honey

After the beekeeper collects the honey it’s processed immediately after harvesting because it crystallizes when it’s allowed to sit. It has to be heated up between 150-170 degrees because it carries the bacterium that causes botulism, which can be dangerous since this is the very bacterium that causes food poisoning. Honey is actually sweeter than table sugar, but the problem with table sugar is that it’s bleached white since actual unprocessed raw sugar is brown. Honey is pasteurized to kill off the bacteria like botulism to make it safe to eat and to put in food.

Honey actually doesn’t have that golden color it’s actually white and pasty looking before it’s cooked down to the point that it caramelizes. Honey also serves a purpose in medicine and in many vitamin supplements since raw unprocessed honey carries a high level of antioxidants and enzymes and aids in digestion and other health properties.

What is great about honey is that it’s slowly taking the place of corn syrup being used in a lot of the food that we eat today because it’s been linked to cause diabetes because people eat it in such an increased amount. Honey is being used because it’s produced naturally since corn syrup is mechanically processed. Honey is also being used in beer and other beverage like teas and is readily becoming a hugely useful product that puts a lot of beekeepers back in the spotlight to produce high quality honey. For the past 2700 years according to history honey was used in medicine to provide topical relief for rashes and skin irritation like the condition called MRSA (pronounced mersa-a type of resistant staph infection). Honey is also good for mixing it with a little lemon to treat laryngitis and was used to treat contagious conjunctivitis (pink eye).

There are 7 different ways honey can be processed the most common are comb honey that’s heated and treated through pasteurization and then you got the raw honey which is the base for pasteurized honey you see mostly in the stores today. Parents are advised to be careful in giving infant honey products because of the acid levels and potential exposure to the botulism bacteria. That’s why it is wise to eat honey that’s been pasteurized since you don’t know what kind of exposure the bees who produced the honey has been around so it’s better to eat honey that’s been pasteurized or produced by an organic farmer that does raw honey because that’s probably the safest kind of honey you can eat that isn’t going to expose you to harmful bacteria.

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We will only be selling 50 copies on this Beekeeping PLR content pack, so don’t waste any time and grab your PLR license while it’s still available for sale.

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[YES] You get all the articles with private label rights
[YES] You can brand the articles with your name
[YES] You can edit the articles
[YES] You can use the articles to create an autoresponder email series
[YES] You can use articles as web content
[YES] You can use articles as content for your ebooks
[YES] You can use articles as content for your reports
[YES] You can use articles as content for your off-line publications
[YES] You can use translate all articles to any language you want
[YES] You can sell the articles
[YES] You can sell them with resale rights
[YES] You can sell them with master resale rights
[YES] You can sell them with private label rights
[YES] You can add them to your membership sites
[YES] You can sell them in auction sites
[YES] You can use them to build your list
[YES] You can give them as a bonus
[YES] You can package them and sell the packages in any way you want
[YES] You can start a membership site and deliver articles to your members
[NO] You cannot give them away for free under any circumstances

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