They work hard for the honey
Beekeeping is no longer the preserve of Luxembourg's farmers and rural communities: today it would seem that anyone can and is doing it, in some cases where you would least expect.
(JB) Beekeeping is no longer the preserve of Luxembourg's farmers and rural communities: today it would seem that anyone can and is doing it, in some cases where you would least expect.
Novice apiarist Amanda Surbey has five hives on an industrial estate in the Hollerich district of Luxembourg City. “It's an unusual site but it's worked out really well,” she said, adding: “Cities are actually very good for bees because there are different things blooming at more times of the year.”
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