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Everything we thought we knew about royal jelly is backward.
This page describes beekeeping in urban and suburban areas, and how to be a successful city beekeeper.
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Karen Lynn shares about how you can make your own pollen patties to feed your bees and while it is not necessary by some beekeeper standards you may want to try it and give your bees a boost!
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Splitting a hive is mostly done to prevent swarming. This article informs beekeepers on how to split a hive using the two major approved methods. Read more.
PerfectBee helps new and experienced beekeepers learn, engage in and achieve success in beekeeping.
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How to Autopsy a Honey Bee Colony By Anita Deeley at BeverlyBees.com So your hive died, now what do you do? The first thing to do after you discover a dead hive is to autopsy a honey bee colony and look for signs of disease, varroa and anything else you think may have caused the
Getting started in beekeeping. Buying a hive. Buying bees.
The Primer Pheromones, Part 4—Reproduction and Survival Randy Oliver ScientificBeekeeping.com First published in American Bee Journal July 2010 Queen Pheromone(s) We humans hear the term “queen” and immediately project all the royal attributes of leadership and omnipotence upon the mother of the colony. But is this really the case? Does the queen bee really “rule” […]
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Learn about the teamwork of festooning bees inside the beehive. And, why these bees hang in chains holding hands.
Winter survival is a team effort for honey bees. Together, they huddle, shiver, and feed on honey to keep warm until spring.
Having bees has obvious rewards and some not so obvious. A clear golden jar of honey is an obvious reward, and the main reason most people get started beekeeping. Caring for a miraculously organized group of insects and taking pride in their work is unexpectedly moving.
This Ultimate Guide to Winterizing Your Bees is chock full of recipes, recommendations, signs to watch for, explanations, instructional YouTube videos, and multiple answers to different issues so you can have the freedom to choose what's best for you and your bees.
Wondering how to find the Queen bee or what a Queen bee looks like? Here are some tips to help you quickly identify and find her.
Here is a collection of bee hive images. The architecture of the bee hive is symmetrical and pleasing to the eye. The internal structure of the hive is a collection of hexagonal cells, each made from beeswax. These cells are used to raise young and also to store honey and pollen.
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