Beeswax Cosmetics Workshop Gallery
Some random photos from our Beeswax Cosmetics event held on the 22nd April 2017. A good attendance and as you can see from the photos
Some random photos from our Beeswax Cosmetics event held on the 22nd April 2017. A good attendance and as you can see from the photos
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
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.
A Quick Overview of How to Prevent Swarming and Raise Queens with this Simple Technique Swarming is one of the most natural behaviours of honeybees,
Beekeeping may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about a side hustle or career path, but for young adults looking
Varroa mites, those tiny but mighty parasites, have become a persistent problem for beekeepers worldwide. These mites latch onto honeybees, sucking their blood and weakening
Sustaining Harmony Through Generations In the tapestry of beekeeping, a harmonious melody resonates – that of indigenous communities whose timeless practices intertwine seamlessly with nature’s
The convergence of climate change and beekeeping forms a complex narrative that commands the attention of individuals across the spectrum of beekeeping experience – from seasoned veterans to enthusiastic beginners.
Myths about Honey. Honey has been used for its medicinal and nutritional properties for centuries. However, there are many myths about this natural sweetener.
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Treatment-free beekeeping is a rapidly growing practice among both novice and experienced apiarists. This method, which eschews chemical treatments and artificial interventions, focuses on maintaining
People often ask us, “what do bees do in the hive”. Well, they don’t say, “busy as a bee” for nothing. Honey bees perform a variety of tasks within their hive to ensure the survival and prosperity of the colony.