Beekeepers Blog

Bears, skunks, possums, raccoons, wax moths, and varroa mites. Bees have a lot of pests after their sweet honey. You can learn about protecting them in this article.

Varroa destructor (actual genus name) is an external parasitic mite that attacks and feeds on our Western honeybees. Let's discuss how to save your bees from Varroa mites.

A weak hive is less likely to survive than a strong colony. This is even truer in winter months.

How many queens do you need? This can depend on the number of hives, frames, and other factors. Lets delve into this topic together!

Learn about Bee Biology from our inhouse experts Chari and James Elam. This article is packed with tips and tricks from years of hands-on experience.

What Time of Year Should I Requeen?

Quick answer: Spring is generally preferable for requeening but with the right approach anytime from April to September can be successful.