Warm weather in Northeast Indiana means it’s the time of year to make more bees. In this blog, we describe how to begin the process of splitting hives to prevent swarming and how we make nucs of bees to sell.
Learn about how we feed the bees, get the queen to lay eggs, and ensure the bees have plenty of food to survive late winter and early spring. Order beekeeping services for your own home where we keep bees for you and even teach you how! Or, buy nucs if you're a beekeeper. Or, shop online today for all your honey and beeswax skin care products.
Although we are in the coldest temps of the winter this week and next, we're planning for spring and splitting beehives. In this blog, I'll describe how beekeepers are dealing with the global decline in honey bee populations by making new honey bee colonies.
Autumn means cooler weather and protecting the hives from invading mice! Read how we prepare our hives to guard against mice and at the same time reduce moisture build up in the hive, which is detrimental to the bees.
Warm weather in Northeast Indiana means it’s the time of year to make more bees. In this blog, we describe how to begin the process of splitting hives to prevent swarming and how we make nucs of bees to sell.
Learn about how we feed the bees, get the queen to lay eggs, and ensure the bees have plenty of food to survive late winter and early spring. Order beekeeping services for your own home where we keep bees for you and even teach you how! Or, buy nucs if you're a beekeeper. Or, shop online today for all your honey and beeswax skin care products.
Although we are in the coldest temps of the winter this week and next, we're planning for spring and splitting beehives. In this blog, I'll describe how beekeepers are dealing with the global decline in honey bee populations by making new honey bee colonies.
In this blog, you'll see how we treat for mites and learn why the cost of beekeeping continues to rise.
Autumn means cooler weather and protecting the hives from invading mice! Read how we prepare our hives to guard against mice and at the same time reduce moisture build up in the hive, which is detrimental to the bees.