So you’ve successfully begun your beekeeping journey and you’re ready to expand. Whether you’re moving from your first hive to your second or looking to add to an already large collection,...
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Like all living things, honeybees need water to survive. While nectar and pollen often get most of the attention in beekeeping discussions, water is just as critical to the health of a hive. Without...
There are many reasons a beekeeper might move bees from one hive to another. There may be a structural problem or a pest infestation in a hive, making an evacuation necessary. Your hive could be...
Humans aren’t the only ones who enjoy snacking on honey. When it comes to protecting a beehive from intruders, many beekeepers find themselves battling nature’s most notorious sweet tooth: the...
I’ve harvested honey from active hives across multiple seasons, and fear of getting stung was one of my biggest hurdles early on. My first few honey harvests felt intimidating, not because the bees...
Managing honey supers is one of those beekeeping skills that feels simple on paper but takes real experience to get right in practice. I remember early on being unsure whether I was adding supers too...