Bees: Winterizing my Hives
I tuck my bees in for the winter. When winterization is done, I'll feel as if I've done everything in my power to keep my bees alive for the winter. Continue reading →
View ArticleBees: Late January Hive Inspection
I take a peek at my wintering bees and get good and bad news. Overally, a little better than I expected -- so far. Continue reading →
View ArticleBees: Post-Winter Results
One out of three isn't bad. At this point, I have one very healthy hive that I'll likely be able to split next week. I also have enough hive parts to build a total of three hives, two of which would...
View ArticleBees: Rebuilding a Screened Bottom Board
A minor adjustment that required a bit of effort. It took me about an hour, working out in the sunshine of a very nice day with just a bit of wind. Continue reading →
View ArticleBees: My Second Swarm Capture
Not as easy as my first swarm capture, but just as rewarding. Yes, I can climb a 12-foot ladder in pursuit of bees. Continue reading →
View ArticleNew Bees, a New Bee Yard
I reboot my beekeeping efforts with two nucs in a new location. A recap of my beekeeping efforts, the acquisition of new bees, and my plans to move forward. Continue reading →
View ArticleBees: The Case of the Missing Queen
You don't have to see a queen bee to know she's there. There are other positive indicators. Continue reading →
View Article2016 Honey Harvest — So Far
Twelve frames of honey -- so far. Harvest has just started and it's doing well. Here's a summary with photos. Continue reading →
View ArticleFree Bees, Courtesy of Migratory Beekeepers
Catch a swarm without even trying. Swarming bees have to go somewhere. All I'm doing is giving them a furnished apartment with food in the fridge. Continue reading →
View ArticleA Profile Trifecta
Another 45 minutes of fame? Three interviews published in a week. Continue reading →
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