Learning something new every day is a motto we live by. Constantly listening to podcasts, watching Youtube, networking with other successful beekeepers allows us to easily learn something new every day.
Posted on June 11, 2018
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Honey bees are fascinating superorganisms. What does that mean exactly?!
Category: Backyard Apiary, Bee Facts, ReflectionsTags: bryan bee removal, bryan college station bee relocation, bryan college station beekeeping, bryan honeybees, commercial beekeepers, honey bee, honeybee, superorganism, texas beekeepers
Posted on May 24, 2018
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Replacing a queen with success requires a little preparation and the right tools. Queen bees are too expensive to lose to user error.
Posted on May 1, 2018
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Even though DWV is incurable, beekeepers can deploy preventative measures – learning to recognize the virus and best management practices can help your colony recover.
Posted on April 25, 2018
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Drones produce a specific pheromone that can help distinguish them from worker bees and queen bees. Here’s how it works.
Category: Backyard Apiary, Bee Behavior, Bee FactsTags: about bees, bryan college station beekeeping, drone bee, drone congregation areas, drone pheromone, honey bee communication, honey bee facts, honey bee pheromones, texas beekeeping
Posted on September 18, 2017
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Brood recognition pheromone plays a large part in the health of a honey bee colony.