Beekeeping Tips for April Bees are roaring, new bees are humming with orientation flights and Drones are on the hunt. This is when swarming is at an all time high.

Beekeeping Tips for March This is a critical time for starvation. The young bees are hatching daily and the size of the colony increases by hundreds if not thousands per

The weather is getting cooler and trees are just beginning to change to their brilliant fall colors. While you’re beginning to enjoy the fall season, it’s a great time for

Beekeeping Tips for September Hive population continues to drop and Drones start to disappear. The Queen is laying  fewer eggs. Some or all colonies may need feeding. Some or all

Beekeeping Tips for August The colony’s growth is diminishing in numbers and the honey flow is coming to an end. When bees stop producing honey, remove all honey supers. (Except

Beekeeping is an ancient practice that has grown in popularity in recent years, especially in the US. In addition to producing delicious honey, bees play an important role in pollinating

Beekeeping Tips for June Colonies that did not swarm will be boiling over with bees and the “Honey Flow” continues. Keep up swarm inspections and continue adding additional space as

Beekeeping Tips for May The hive is working at top speed. Beekeepers hustle to keep up with the working bees by adding empty boxes underestimating how much equipment you need

Honeybees are some of the most important insects on our planet. Not only do they produce honey, but they are also key players in the pollination of many of our

Beekeeping Tips for February The Queen still remains in the cluster and as the days become milder she begins to lay more eggs. The previous protein (Pollen Patty) is used