feral trade Ilkley honey Ilkley honey from the heather fuelled bees of former agricultural economist Geoff Halsall, who has kept bees for 50 years. The honey was previously sold roadside and at the local tourist office but now is just circulated to family and friends. The honey extraction process is human-labour intensive, using a centrifuge or press and slow gravity filtration. The number of bee hours per jar of honey has yet to be calculated. ferally traded since: 09/04/11. FER-1609 Ilkley Yorkshire, UK to Collective Gallery Edinburgh, UK dispatched 09/04/11 delivered 14/04/11 Ilkley honey shipment FER-1609 REMARKS: QTY: 1 units at jar each FROM: Ilkley in Yorkshire, UK http:// TO: Collective Gallery in Edinburgh, UK http://www.collectivegallery.net SENDER: Matthew Halsall RECEIVER: kate rich REQUESTED: to ship between 02/04/11 and 17/04/11 INVOICE: invoice-1609 STATUS: delivered Collective Gallery 14/04/11 MAP route map www.feraltrade.org COURIER: Simon Preston  kate rich  TOTAL ROUTE:  Ilkley-Scarborough station-Wellington Street--Collective Gallery   Ilkley honey Ilkley to Collective Gallery 1. geoff halsall bees Shipping Facts FER-1609 import purchase & freight 1 x Ilkley honey jar gross per jar Courier Report FER-1609 DISPATCHED: 09/04/11 DELIVERED: 14/04/11 kate rich Walked from Wellington street to Collective gallery via the more scenic abbey mount / royal mile route. freight and handling Ilkley honey to Collective Gallery sponsored by    FERALTRADE products passed by hand. The word 'feral' describes a process that is deliberately wild, as in pigeon, as opposed to nature wild (wolf). Feral Trade freight operates largely outside commercial channels, using the surplus potential of social, cultural and data networks for the distribution of goods. contact kate@feraltrade.org