Might we be doing more harm than good by feeding our bees in times of dearth? Here are three reasons I believe the answer might be "yes."
It's Pollinator Week, and with just a little attention, materials that are already on your property could provide shelter for valuable native bees.
Bringing honeybees into your operation can provide more than just honey. Among other things, they're relatively inexpensive and endlessly fascinating.
Sweaty hives and bearding bees don't necessarily mean danger. Know how to read these and other signs before taking action to change beehive ventilation.
You can mentor locally or via the internet, as new beekeepers are always in need of advice, guidance and traditional beekeeping wisdom.
These handy learning tools help you get to know your bees better, excite customers at markets and educate others about the honeybee.
Whether you use a smartphone, tablet or pen and paper, notes on these beekeeping events will be an invaluable resource for years to come.
Get your beekeeping year off to a good start with these apiary chores.
Honeybees have served as a timeless bridge between the human world and the mystical.
Four hive styles; lots to think about. Equip yourself with the info you need when selecting the right beehive for your farm.
When a colony needs to replace their queen, these are the cells to look out for.
Beekeeping can be a safe and fun activity for the whole family.
