How to Save the Bees During Removal
How to Save the Bees During Removal The only sure way to save bees during removal is to hire a professional, humane live bee removal company to locate and remove the entire beehive and perform any necessary repairs. Using non-lethal, safe bee removal methods is not only the most effective way, but also the most…
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All About Bee Apiaries If you are not immersed in the world of bees, the term apiary may be a mystery. Beekeepers quickly become familiar with the concept and its immense value to caring for bees. Understanding why apiaries are beneficial and how to start one can be valuable information for those considering urban beekeeping.…
Read MoreIs There Such Thing as Too Many Bees?
Is There Such a Thing as Too Many Bees? As beekeeping grows in popularity, some may wonder whether an area can be too densely populated with bees. Urban beekeeping certainly has an upside, but is there any downside to too much? In suburban and rural areas, overpopulation is not a concern. In larger cities, like…
Read MoreBest Bees to Keep
Best Bees to Keep If you are unfamiliar with beekeeping, not just any bee can be kept. A factor in a beekeeper’s success is choosing the right bee breed. There are a few bee breeds that are ideal for beekeeping, and some better starter bees for beginners. Beginning beekeepers should consider bees with mild temperaments.…
Read MoreComparing Types of Honey
Comparing Types of Honey Anyone who has ever gone to the market and needed honey stands there in slight confusion and awe as we quickly try to compare and choose the best one for our needs. Some focus on any added ingredients, while others want something local. The best type of honey to purchase is…
Read MoreBenefiting from Bee’s Natural Behaviors
Benefiting from Bee’s Natural Behaviors Honeybees are cavity-dwelling pollinators that use flowers for nectar and pollen. These sources act as food that is used for energy. As bees secrete, they mold the recognizable hexagonal shape of honeycombs that you see in a honey jar at a local beekeeper’s shop. The cells in the honeycomb are…
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