When you walk down the aisle in the grocery store or go down the road in the spring and summer, you might often see honey for sale. Honey is a wonderful way to combat seasonal allergies and sweeten many things, from tea to your breakfast pancakes.

If you would like to get in on the action and start beekeeping to sell your own honey, the first thing you have to do is to make sure that your bees have some ready food. You want to have a good app like Garden Tags. This will help you know how to care for your flowers, trees, and plants that you put in to help your hive flourish.

Once you have all of your plants on your property and you have your bees in their hive, it's a good idea to have a good app to keep track of their honey output once they get settled. This will help you know what to expect before you start selling them. A good spreadsheet app can help you with doing this. You can put the month, date, year, and how much honey has been produced. 

I recommend using Google Sheets. This is stored in the cloud, so you don't have to worry about losing it, and it's automatically updated when you put new data in. Very handy because you don't have to constantly remember to save the data.

Finally, when your hives have been established, now comes the fun part - selling the honey. One of the best things that you can do is to sell your honey locally. Your local customers will appreciate it when allergy time comes around. Start by advertising on your local groups.

It's also a good idea to download an app such as PayPal Here. You'll get a card reader that plugs right into your smartphone, so you don't have to worry about keeping cash around. Very handy anytime you are selling items out in the open, and you're worried about being robbed.

These are just a few of the apps that you can use to help you sell your own honey. Please check below and see other suggestions, and remember to check out our deals page to see what good deals there are right now. You can also sign up to get alerts through email about your favorite categories. It's free and quick.