Can You Eat Honey From A Dead Hive
Can you eat honey from a dead hive? This will really depend on how the bees died. I personally never […]
Can you eat honey from a dead hive? This will really depend on how the bees died. I personally never […]
Oxalic acid is becoming more and more widely used as a treatment for varroa mites. Many people wonder about oxalic
Pollen is an essential part of the honeybee hive’s nutrition providing protein, lipids, vitamins, and minerals. Pollen substitutes, such as
There are a number of reasons why we need to know how to build a beehive stand. These are only
There are times when we need to place a queen in a cage – this naturally places her under stress.
Are bee skeps illegal? Well, this depends on where you are and what the laws are. These ancient beehives are
Varroa mites are horrible pests that can rapidly kill a hive. These small parasitic mites can be controlled with a
Planting buckwheat for honey bees is a lot of fun, and even a relatively small patch can actually make a
What are the best wildflowers for honey bees? You can plant a lot of flowers that are good for bees
What does a honey bee eat? Pollen, nectar, fungus spores, cow food, flour, brood, fruit, rubbish, anal secretions of insects,
Moisture control in beehives is crucial to prevent fungus and disease problems. One simple method you can use is a
Do queen bees fly? Yes! But the answer is more interesting than that – let us have a look at
There are many times when an organic treatment for a pest is desirable. In this article, we have a look
You open your hive and find lots of dead bees on the bottom board. In this article, we will take
In this article, we look at making sugar water for bees. There are times when bees need a bit of
Wax moths are irritating pests of beehives that can cause damage to stored frames, and can sometimes damage actual hives.
In this article, we take a look at the hairs on bees and answer the question “do bees have fur?”.
Do honey bees migrate? Short answer. Yes. Long answer -the rest of this article!! Let us take a look at
How do bees get pollen from flowers? We will take a look at pollen gathering in bees and how these
The use of grease patties for bees to control various hive diseases and pests is widespread. In this article, we
The small hive beetle or Aethenia tumida is an opportunistic pest that can bring both destruction, and a few benefits,
As a beekeeper, an important question we need to ask is when should I treat my bees for mites? We
In this article, we take a look at how to provide water for honey bees. Bees require water for many
Every now and then we find a hive that is a bit weak and needs a hand to build up
Top bar hive ventilation is somewhat less complex than ventilating a Langstroth box hive. It is nevertheless important to ensure
When beekeepers talk about Nosema in bees they are really talking about infection caused by the obligate microsporidian parasites Nosema
When comparing Russian honey bees vs Italian bees it is a bit like comparing a Wooly Mammoth with an Elephant.
In this article we take a look at Carniolan honey bees vs Italian honey bees – the two most commonly
Winter bee feeding is an important part of ensuring your hives make it through the winter and emerge strong and
The story of how Buckfast bees came to bee involves one of the greatest beekeeping legends of all time –