A few years ago, I traded in my urban lake view condo in Seattle for 10 acres in the country. I planted my first garden, bought my first goat, and my brother suggested I start up a hive. Sounded like a good idea to me. The rest is history.
Ron Upshaw
founder of WorldOfBeekeeping.com
From the Beekeeping Meeting: Nosema
 
As beekeepers there are a number of diseases and pests for us to worry about.  Some of these things are present in our hives all the time and simply raise their ugly heads when the bees are stressed in one way or another.  Nosema is one such disease. Here’s...
 
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From the Beekeeping Meeting: American Foulbrood
 
As I mentioned in the last blog post the last meeting of Puget Sound Beekeepers was especially informative.  Over the next few blog posts I’ll be going over some of the nasty diseases and pests we talked about so you can familiarize yourself with these yucky things and in...
 
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Ants in the Beehive
 
Not too long ago we received a question from a follower about ants.  Big or small ants are usually dealt with by a strong hive, but in the spring or when a hive is weak your bees might not be able to fight off the little pests. So what...
 
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Registering Your Beehives
 
For many of us this is the time of the year when beekeeping is really starting to get going.  Either we’re assembling our equipment and anxiously awaiting the arrival of our package of bees or we’re starting to peek into our existing hives, wondering if they’ve made it through...
 
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