We are honored to have Oakley White-Allen as one of our Aseda Athletes. This month Oakley is competing in the Big Mountain Freeride competition called the Swatch Skiers Cup 2012 in Valle Nevado, Chile. This is his second year in a row competing in this internationally televised event.

Here's his latest post on Facebook about the event: "Day one here at the Cup finished up here a few days ago. Out of two match ups I secured one point for Team Americas. My post is a little late because we have been in Pichilemu, surfing for the passed few days. This contest is surreal..."

Go big Oakley!

Aseda Raw Honey is now part of the buy Local First Utah movement which promotes local businesses based in Utah. We've written an article explaining how Aseda, LCC qualifies as a local to Utah business and we've listed out the 10 benefits of buying local.

Read the complete article on our partnership with Local First Utah.

The Aseda Vibe Tribe has returned from the "Desert Rocks Festival: Celebrating Consciousness" with lasting memories and friendships forged during the four day festival held in Green River, Utah.

With Aseda Wild Honey banners flapping in winds up to 60 miles per hour on Saturday night, the Aseda Vibe Squad helped participants and volunteers brave the elements by sharing the healing effects of Aseda Raw Honey during an intense dust storm. Aseda Raw Honey can be used to coat the throat and help protect against infection, can be used as a topical treatment on the skin for burns or cuts, and provides a sustained energy boost rich with minerals.

The Desert Rocks Festival also marked Aseda's latest involvement as a sponsor to the growing conscious festival movement. Aseda Wild Honey Energy Packs (buy online), were vended from the Desert Rocks Merchandise booth, and the Sustainable Living Roadshow booth.

Aseda President Anthony Baron Kirk and Aseda Vice President Bessie McIntosh are excited to provide workshops, documentary screenings and break-out sessions to increase awareness about the importance of sustainable bee keeping, bee colony collapse disorder, and the health benefits of Aseda Raw Honey at various festivals across the United States.

A big thank you to the members of the Aseda Vibe Tribe - Anthony Baron Kirk, Bessie McIntosh, Tanner Rosenthal, Oakley White-Allen, Brooke Thorn, Dre Day, Nadine Christine, Aaron McIntosh, Mikaya Swabb, and Nicole DeVaney. And a special thank you to Kinde Nebeker, who designed the Aseda Wild Honey banners that were on display at the festival, and Weston Hall, who photographed our involvement.

View Aseda news articles and pictures of the Aseda Vibe Tribe at the Desert Rocks festival.

The Aseda Vibe Tribe will be at the Desert Rocks Festival in Green River, Utah to increase awareness about Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD).

Aseda President, Anthony Barron Kirk, is presenting the documentary "Vanishing of the Bees," a film which covers the effects of Colony Collapse Disorder on ecosystems that depend on bee colonies to pollinate and propagate plant life. And Aseda's Vice President, Bessie McIntosh, will be presenting a natural facial and skincare demo in the Desert Rocks Spa.