Earlier this year when planning our summer calendar we thought it would be fun to have a beekeeping party along the same lines as our maple syrup tree tapping party. With our recent acquisition of two bee colonies, we started planning a summer gathering for friends to learn about beekeeping. We dubbed it “HoneyFest” to attract more people — because bees sound scary but everyone likes honey.
Becca posted a full write-up on her blog, so I’ll just link to it and post a few pictures.
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3 comments
Hi Becca
I have been so blessed reading your blog and the fantastic picture of nature and your hand works.
I am a pastor who has a lot of passion for bee farming and I need a lot of information on how to move my bee farm to the next level
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kindly connect me to useful sites or links. Producing Queens has been a mystery. Any way you can help put us through?
God bless
Ameh Amana
Hello Amana, good to hear from you. Around here we order queens from Nature’s Nectar (http://www.natures-nectarllc.com/) or we raise our own. It is best to get queens locally so they are more climate adjusted.
Here is a great site about keeping bees (and all the information is free):
http://www.bushfarms.com/bees.htm
I followed his advice about raising new queens and it worked perfectly. And always be praying for the Lord’s guidance. He will show you what to do next.
Blessings,
Rory