BeeKeepClub Resources and Guides for Beekeepers

Starting a mason bee population with cocoons is easy. You buy the cocoons from sellers such as Crown Bees and install them in the mason bee house. In a small period of time, you will have a large number of mason bees in the nest. You can buy the mason bee house separately from other items you need such as nesting tubes and attractants. Mason beekeepers also have the option of getting everything in one package. It is best to go for the complete set which includes the mason bee house, nesting tubes, and attractant since it makes purchasing the requirements easy. You do it once, instead of making multiple purchases, sometimes from different suppliers. In this article, we will discuss the best mason bee kits that come packaged with bees.

Add a personal touch and protection to your beehive with our beginner's guide to painting a beehive. This article is perfect for new beekeepers, offering tips on selecting safe paint and the best techniques for application. Painting not only beautifies your hive but also helps in preserving the wood against the elements, ensuring a lasting home for your bees.

Explore the reality of bee stings in the world of beekeeping with our insightful article. Whether you're a seasoned beekeeper or a beginner, understanding the frequency and nature of bee stings is crucial. Our piece sheds light on this aspect of beekeeping, providing valuable information on minimizing stings and safely managing these inevitable encounters.

Merge your honeybee colonies effectively with our insightful guide. Ideal for beekeepers managing multiple hives, this article provides essential techniques for combining colonies safely and successfully. Whether due to weak hives or strategic hive management, learn how to unite bee populations in a way that ensures their health and continued productivity.