Beeswax is one of the most unique and useful natural products in the animal world. Beeswax is the ultimate eco-friendly, zero-waste option for endless uses.
Read MoreThose who mesh together both art and science are a decidedly rare breed. For Dr. Barrett Klein, what started as a boyhood interest in bugs went to a whole new level.
Read MoreThere are literally hundreds of different recipes and processes for making mead; however, there are ingredients, equipment, steps, and potential mistakes common to all.
Read MoreOf all the thousands of commercial, industrial, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic uses for beeswax, the most underestimated is its edibility.
Read MoreFor Steve Jimenez of Hives for Heroes, a former Marine from Houston, Texas, a difficult transition resulted in a calling to create an organization that is focused on reducing that number from 22 to zero.
Read MorePollinator Week — recognized internationally, observed the third week of June in the US — celebrates each and every pollinator on the planet.
Read MoreThe medicinal use of bee venom dates back thousands of years, by some accounts as far back as the Stone Age.
Read MoreFox Islands Apiaries are on an archipelago of islands 15 miles off the coast of Maine.
Read MoreAdd to Favorites You have your equipment. You have your bee suit. You’re ready to get your first bees. Excited? You should be. The art of beekeeping is endlessly fascinating. …
Read MoreIt’s jarring to be faced with an unpleasant paradox: By keeping domestic honeybees, beekeepers may be competing with wild bees.
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