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by Sheena Corah
‘In order to produce 1 pound of honey, 2 million flowers must be visited. A hive of bees must fly 55,000 miles to produce a pound of honey. One be...
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by Sheena Corah
When you inspect your hives, you should record the hive numbers to keep track of which hives you’ve inspected. This will help keep track of your p...
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by Sheena Corah
Inspecting your Hives with Purpose
Inspecting beehives is a job that we try to complete every 7-10 days in summer, especially during peak season. ...
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by Sheena Corah
Background Information
A supercedure cell on the middle of the frame. Credit: @PollinatorProject
During mid-summer you may often find different ...
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by Sheena Corah
When honey crystallizes, it is called granulation and it’s a natural process by which honey turns from a liquid to a solid sate with a granular co...
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by Sheena Corah
What is Chalkbrood?
Chalkbrood that has been pushed out of a hive. Credit: @oldtoxawayfarm
Chalkbrood is a disease caused by a fungus (Ascospha...
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by Sheena Corah
DISEASES AND PESTS
American foulbrood is a destructive disease affecting honeybees in North America. Your hives need to be monitored for this dise...
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by Sheena Corah
Finding the Queen
When you inspect your hives, there are times when you need to locate the queen. Other times, you just want to know if she’s the...
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