WIN a beekeeping course!

It's not easy being a bee these days - with pesticides, disease and climate change to contend with. But Steve Benbow of the London Honey Company has been helping bees thrive in the city for nearly 20 years. As well as making tons of amazing honey, he's introduced thousands of nature-deprived humans to the joys of urban beekeeping.

Now Steve's offering a lucky Loafer the chance to find out more!

For your chance to bag a Beekeeping for Beginners course (or a voucher to fill your pantry with honey and honeycomb), tell us which of the following crops are fertilised by bees (it's not as simple as you might think):

a. Apple
b. Carrot
c. Onion
d. Cauliflower
e. Cucumber

Buzz your answer to [email protected] or flit it on our Facebook page or Twitter feed using #LondonHoneyCompany by Monday 20th August. We'll pick the lucky winner at random from the correct answers and announce the champion on our blog the very next day.

Love,

The Loafers x

The Nitty Gritty

• 1 x winner will win 1 x Beekeeping for Beginners course (or a voucher worth £35 to be redeemed online or directly with London Honey Company).
• For course details click here and here.
• Each person is limited to one entry only.
• Entrant's delivery address must be in mainland UK.
• Entries submitted after 11.59pm on Monday 20th August 2018 will not be counted.
• The winner will be announced on the blog Tuesday 21st August 2018 and notified by email.
• The winner will be contacted within 7 days of the draw.
• The winner will be contacted via direct message if they have won and their name will be posted online at http://www.loaf.com/blog within 7 days of the winner being chosen.
• The winner will be chosen at random from the correct answers. The result is final and no discussion will be entered into concerning the outcome.
• By entering the competition you give Loaf the right to use your name for the sole purpose of identifying you as a winner of the competition on our blog and other social media sites.
• Prizes must be taken as stated and no compensation will be payable if a winner is unable to use the prize as stated.
• The prize is non-transferrable and no cash alternative is available.

It's not easy being a bee these days - with pesticides, disease and climate change to contend with. But Steve Benbow of the London Honey Company has been helping bees thrive in the city for nearly 20 years. As well as making tons of amazing honey, he's introduced thousands of nature-deprived humans to the joys of urban beekeeping.

Now Steve's offering a lucky Loafer the chance to find out more!

For your chance to bag a Beekeeping for Beginners course (or a voucher to fill your pantry with honey and honeycomb), tell us which of the following crops are fertilised by bees (it's not as simple as you might think):

a. Apple
b. Carrot
c. Onion
d. Cauliflower
e. Cucumber

Buzz your answer to [email protected] or flit it on our Facebook page or Twitter feed using #LondonHoneyCompany by Monday 20th August. We'll pick the lucky winner at random from the correct answers and announce the champion on our blog the very next day.

Love,

The Loafers x

The Nitty Gritty

• 1 x winner will win 1 x Beekeeping for Beginners course (or a voucher worth £35 to be redeemed online or directly with London Honey Company).
• For course details click here and here.
• Each person is limited to one entry only.
• Entrant's delivery address must be in mainland UK.
• Entries submitted after 11.59pm on Monday 20th August 2018 will not be counted.
• The winner will be announced on the blog Tuesday 21st August 2018 and notified by email.
• The winner will be contacted within 7 days of the draw.
• The winner will be contacted via direct message if they have won and their name will be posted online at http://www.loaf.com/blog within 7 days of the winner being chosen.
• The winner will be chosen at random from the correct answers. The result is final and no discussion will be entered into concerning the outcome.
• By entering the competition you give Loaf the right to use your name for the sole purpose of identifying you as a winner of the competition on our blog and other social media sites.
• Prizes must be taken as stated and no compensation will be payable if a winner is unable to use the prize as stated.
• The prize is non-transferrable and no cash alternative is available.