Asian hornets have been found in Ireland, but they are not currently considered established here. Learn how to identify this invasive species, distinguish it from common lookalikes and report a suspected hornet or nest safely.
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 are one of the greatest threats to honeybee colonies in Ireland. Learn how to identify and monitor them, assess infestation levels and use an integrated approach to treatment and long-term control.
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.
Honeybees are social insects noted for their capacity to create honey, which serves as a food source for both themselves and humans. They are also
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.
Honeybees play a vital role in our ecosystem, as they pollinate a significant portion of the crops that make up our food supply. However, these
When it comes to beekeeping, one of the most important decisions you will make is choosing the right type of bee hive.
We are the Local Organizing Committee of Apimondia Congress 2015 Daejeon, Korea and we are writing this email to ask for your help spreading the word, giving more people opportunities to learn about the 44th APIMONDIA International Apicultural Congress 2015.
On the initiative of Beekeeping Association of Slovenia (BAS) the Republic of Slovenia is going to propose to the United Nations (UN) that May 20th is declared WORLD BEE DAY.
Yet again, the tribe’s beekeepers had a great day out at Sean Osborn’s farm. The sun was out and the place was buzzing. We all
May I take this opportunity to say thanks to Eoghan and John for inviting us to set up this new Bee Club. I have learnt so much with the trip to John’s home and the talk in Flannery’s hotel.
Below is the bee flora section from the FIBKA website, – Rebecca Dixon is currently compiling a small article for Tribes on planting for bees in the west.
There is also a good British magazine called Beecraft. The address for this mag. is Bee Craft Ltd., 107 Church Street, Werrington, Peterborough PE4 6QF, England. You can get a digital edition of this mag for £16 per annum or hard copy with free online edition for £51.
