Knowing when a surplus nectar flow begins is key to successful beekeeping. By watching bloom cycles and observing bee behavior, beekeepers can better time when to add supers and maximize honey production.
Early spring beekeeping is all about balance—matching bee population to box space while keeping a close eye on honey stores. As colonies grow faster than forage appears, managing space and preventing starvation becomes critical. Stay ahead of swarms, feed when needed, and adjust space as your bees expand.
Feeding dry pollen substitute can be beneficial during the winter months, however, it is not as critical as feeding pollen patties. To feed dry pollen powder, you must place the powder outdoors, ideally at least 20 feet from your hive....
Feeling Frustrated and Ready to Quit? We’ve all been there! You read books, attended a class, watched webinars … Everything you could do, you did! And still your bees and YOU aren’t working out. It can be so frustrating! The...
