When To Remove Screened Bottom Board - and When Not To
When it comes to beekeeping, installing a bottom board for the hive is essential. The board acts as the floor of the hive and is also used as a wooden perch …
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Solid vs. Screened Bottom Boards: the Best One For Your Hive
Bottom boards are an important part of beehives because they give the structure strength and stability. They can help protect your hive from pests and other …
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How To Fix Cross Comb (Bee Frames Stuck Together)
If you've noticed that your frames are stuck together in a "cross comb" pattern, don't worry. You can get your frames unstuck and your bees back to work in no …
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Worker Bees Do Many Surprising Jobs You Didn't Think Of
Bees, being eusocial insects, are arranged in a hierarchy depending on their role in their community; there is the queen bee, male drones, worker bees, and the …
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7 Solutions to Colony Collapse Disorder That'll Actually Work
Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) is a serious issue facing the bee population. Here are seven realistic solutions to CCD that will help protect bee populations …
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When To Stop Feeding Bees Sugar Water?
Prolonged periods of unfavorable weather conditions and a shortage of nectar are some of the few reasons why bees need to rely on sugar water for an energy …
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