Beekeepers and outdoor enthusiasts will probably get stung at some point. Here are the first things to do after a sting (and if you’re allergic, see an allergist before it happens)

Hornets are not aggressive unless provoked, but they are big and have dangerous stings. They also love honey and cause trouble for bees.

In part two of this series, we continue alphabetically through chicken ailments, covering dehydration, egg binding and egg eating.

Adulterated versions of honey are on the market, so don’t be fooled by misleading labels. Real honey is easy to spot if you look in the right places.

Summer is an abundant time, but nectar sources can decrease as part of nature’s cycle. Here’s how to spot the dearth and how to respond.

These DIY methods can keep all unwanted bugs away from your living areas without harsh chemicals or be a supplement to professional pest control services.

Wasps are like bees in some ways, but they also eat meat—including insects that are garden menaces. Learn more about the wasp.

Wasps, hornets and yellow jackets are stinging insects that can build nests near your home. Here’s how to prevent them and deal with them if they appear.

Robbing is just what it sounds like, and it happens to strong hives. Here’s what to look for and how to prevent it.

A fast-growing bee colony is at risk of generating a swarm. You can prevent that and also create a new hive through something called a split. Here’s how to do it.