BeeKeepClub Resources and Guides for Beekeepers

It's not something that any beekeeper would ever wish for, but honeybee colonies can sometimes die off. There are various reasons for this happening ranging from the weather and diseases to pesticide chemicals. When an entire colony dies off, you have to clean the beehive and prepare it for its next use. In this article we will discuss how to clean a dead beehive and get it ready for a new colony of honeybees. Cleaning a dead beehive should have focus on all areas and parts of the hive. It also has a role in preventing re-occurrence of the mass death of honeybees.

A signature feature of a Langstroth beehive is the bottom board, which holds the entrance to the beehive and closes the hive at the bottom. All other components of the Langstroth beehive stack rest upon this bottom board. The bottom board you use can be either solid or screened, and …

Embrace year-round beekeeping with our seasonal guide. Tailored for beekeepers, this article breaks down essential activities for each season - spring, summer, autumn, and winter. It offers tailored advice to ensure your bee colonies thrive throughout the year, from springtime hive expansion to winter preparations. A must-read for maintaining healthy, productive hives all year long.

Unlock the secrets to a thriving beehive with our comprehensive guide. Ideal for both new and seasoned beekeepers, this article delves into the essential practices that ensure the health and productivity of your bee colonies. From effective hive management to addressing common challenges, learn how to create an optimal environment for your bees. This guide offers practical advice and insights to help your hive flourish, contributing to a successful and rewarding beekeeping experience.

Ensure the health of your bee colony with our article on beehive ventilation. This guide highlights the importance of proper airflow in a beehive, outlining techniques to maintain optimal ventilation. Understanding how to regulate temperature and humidity within the hive is crucial for beekeepers, as it directly affects the bees' well-being and productivity.