The honey flow may be winding down, but your hive care is just heating up. Learn how to spot when the nectar flow has ended, when to harvest, and how to keep colonies strong and well-nourished through the dry, demanding weeks ahead. 🌾🍯🐝
Too much honey can be a problem. When bees pack away so much nectar or syrup that the queen runs out of room to lay, the hive’s health can quickly decline. Learn how to recognize the signs and take quick action to give your colony the space it needs to grow.
Wondering if your honey flow is still on? A simple backyard test with a frame of honey can give you the answer in minutes!
Most beekeepers know the heartache of a struggling hive—but we also know the joy of watching one bounce back. With a little care and following a few simple steps, even the weakest colony can make a strong comeback. Here's how!
If you could narrow the requirements of beekeeping down to three things, wouldn’t that make it feel more manageable? Dr. Jamie Ellis does just that. Listen as he shares his "most important aspects of beekeeping" with us.
For beekeepers in most southern states, small hive beetles can be a real nuisance. However, with a strong hive, a little effort, and the right tools, they don’t have to become a serious problem. Read more to learn how.
