Tribes Beekeepers Association Galway
Few things delight a beekeeper more than the opportunity to talk about bees and beekeeping with someone who is equally interested in this area.
What would you do if a swarm of honey bees landed in your garden? Probably like most people you would panic and think the end
Beeswax is a mystery to most people. Most have heard of honey and they know that honey bees are important pollinators, but do you know
So you were stung. Now what? After the panic and all the running around and swatting real and imaginary bees for five minutes you will
The Tribes Beekeepers went to the Claregalway Agricultural Show 2017 this year and they brought some honey with them. They did not go to win,
The Tribes Beekeepers Association were very fortunate this year to have a large number of beginners learning the skill of keeping bees. Many of them
There are a lot of insects worldwide that strike fear into the hearts of human beings and wasps are one of them. This seems to
The waggle dance is much more than it appears on the surface. Honeybees have many unusual ways to communicate with each other, most of which
Jim Ryan returned to Tribes Beekeepers Association yesterday by popular demand to demonstrate the skills involved in the production of cosmetics using beeswax with various other raw materials.
Testing your bees in now free, for the time being at least. You should send your sample of 30 bees or a section of comb if it is a suspected brood disease, for diagnosis. This is the only reliable method of disease detection.
Do your bit for the environment. Join a beekeeping club today and support the bees.
