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  • Free Bees: So You Want to Catch a Swarm 

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    Who wouldn’t love some free bees? Let’s get some swarm traps prepped and ready before the swarm season, but first . . . When is Swarm Season? Look for these key signs that the swarm season is about to begin: Prime Swarm First of all, what is a prime swarm? A prime swarm is the… Learn more →

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    Spring Beekeeping Management: What to Expect

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    Can I Split Yet? Top 3 Signs for When to Split Your Beehives

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    Essential Beekeeping Equipment for Beginners

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    How to Find the Queen Bee in Your Hive

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    Do Bees Migrate? What Happens in the Winter?

  • Photo of 2 nucleus colony hives with a 10-frame Langstroth hive in between.

    5-Frame Nucleus Colony: Beekeeping for Everyone 

  • Bee Bearding: Clumps of Bees Hanging Outside? It’s Normal!

  • Photo of a queen bee on a frame surrounded by her retinue.

    How Many Eggs Do Queen Bees Lay? The Life of a Queen

  • Photo of queens in queen cages on top of frames with the worker bees surrounding them and caring for the queens.

    Why Do Bees Reject a Queen? Queen Beehab in the Apiary

  • Photo of a queen honey bee on a frame of bees.

    Do Queen Bees Leave the Hive? The Life of a Queen Bee

  • This is a close up photo of an empty queen cup on a honey bee frame.

    Queen Cups and Beekeeping: What Should You Do?

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Latest Posts

  • Free Bees: So You Want to Catch a Swarm 
    Free Bees: So You Want to Catch a Swarm 
    April 30, 2026
  • Do Bees Migrate? What Happens in the Winter?
    Do Bees Migrate? What Happens in the Winter?
    January 5, 2024
  • 5-Frame Nucleus Colony: Beekeeping for Everyone 
    5-Frame Nucleus Colony: Beekeeping for Everyone 
    October 4, 2023
  • Bee Bearding: Clumps of Bees Hanging Outside? It’s Normal!
    Bee Bearding: Clumps of Bees Hanging Outside? It’s Normal!
    September 1, 2023
  • How Many Eggs Do Queen Bees Lay? The Life of a Queen
    How Many Eggs Do Queen Bees Lay? The Life of a Queen
    August 11, 2023

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