If you have ever had any doubt that beekeeping is a magical interaction between human and insect, then the practice of telling the bees should convince you that our ancestors held these delightful creatures in high esteem and reverence.
Read MoreOur love affair with honey bees runs deep and wide. Today colonies of European honey bees are found on every continent but Antarctica.
Read MoreHave you noticed that your smoker isn’t working as well as it used to? If so, it is probably past time to clean your beehive smoker.
Read MoreCommon throughout the mid to southeastern United States, the carpenter-mimic bee (or copycat bee) has earned its name.
Read MoreSometimes people wonder what stung them and how long the effects will last. Honeybee, Yellowjacket, Paper Wasp? What’s the Difference?
Read MoreIt is essential that beekeepers control mites for hive health and survivability. This project used the oxalic acid drizzle method.
Read MoreLike all things in life, when bees give you honey, you make this Lavender Thyme Honey Syrup recipe … or something like that.
Read MoreWhile we may not think of beekeeping as a strenuous activity, it does require a certain degree of fitness and mobility. The amount of lifting, turning, and bending may seem small, but it can seem overwhelming if you have mobility, dexterity, or balance problems.
Read MoreHoneybees have played an important role in the history of our country. Down through the years, farmers have raised bees for our use.
Read MoreA hive move can be spurred for many reasons. Relocating an established hive is not a simple act of picking up and moving.
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