By: lott
Here a little bit of info you need to know if you plan to keep your colony in tacked or in good health. Hope you are as far away from genetic modified soybeans and corn. Or in 8 months they will die...
View ArticleBy: Caleb
I love my bees, and I’m glad to see this here (I showed my wife who is also an ubuntu user, and she was tickled!) talk about working with a community! bees are disappearing where I am, so we lovingly...
View ArticleBy: Paolo
A very good book about beekeeping for laypeople is Sue Hubbell’s “A book of bees”. It’s not really a technical beekeeping book, it goes over a year of beekeeping and is more about the experience than...
View ArticleBy: sean fell
My dad had about 12 bee hives when he was younger. Bees no problem. Sean.
View ArticleBy: george Ronald Adkisson
I personally evolved as a child that caught bees by their wings then later let them go to outrun them. I am today am a bit perplexed how to resolve the sudden drop in the honey bee populations due to...
View ArticleBy: Bryce Harrington
My dad’s an avid beekeeper here in Oregon. He also enjoyed helping retrieve wild bee swarms out of people’s trees. Said that ironically that’s when the bees were most calm. I stick with the nice safe...
View ArticleBy: Bryce Harrington
Oh, and my dad’s advice: “Duc tape all of the openings no matter how small.”
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