BeeKeepClub Resources and Guides for Beekeepers

Honey bees, known for their organized and territorial nature, exhibit remarkable self-defense mechanisms against diseases. They possess a superior immune system, comparable to vertebrate animals, and employ various strategies to protect their hives. These include building impenetrable walls at hive crevices and physically removing parasites and other pathogens. Additionally, bees use propolis to cover large invaders within the hive. Despite these defenses, honey bee colonies are still susceptible to various diseases, underscoring the importance of understanding and managing these threats to maintain healthy colonies

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Although large numbers of honey bees are routinely transported for the purposes of pollination all over Northern America, a move can still be stressful for them. When you are relocating hives, it's important to have everything planned in advance to minimize disruption to the bees. Whether you're moving house, bringing home a new colony, or simply want to reposition your bees in cold weather, being well prepared will help the move go smoothly.

The making of a homemade mason bee house is an exciting project that involves simple woodworking that will take just a few minutes to get through with. This is a project that the kids will love to take part in; watching the bees as they construct their nest will definitely give yourself and the kids a sense of fulfillment.