BeeKeepClub Resources and Guides for Beekeepers

Being the better pollinator in comparison to honeybees has made mason beekeeping useful and popular. For best results with your mason beekeeping, here is a guide on how to wash and store mason bee cocoons. The guide covers the process of harvesting cocoons, cleaning them up, and storing them in the best way to ensure you get healthy mason bees from the cocoons. Poor harvesting, cleaning and storage techniques kill mason bees in their cocoons. It is important to wash mason bee cocoons for various reasons including disease and pest control. Equally important in storage in the right conditions so that mason bee cocoons remain viable. Handle mason bee cocoons with care when harvesting, washing and storing them. They contain living organisms in them that you do not want to hurt.

Compare the Langstroth, Top Bar, and Warre beehives with our detailed guide. Perfect for both aspiring and experienced beekeepers, this article provides an in-depth comparison of these popular hive types. Understand their unique designs, management techniques, and suitability for different beekeeping practices. Whether you're deciding on your first hive or considering a change, this comparison sheds light on the advantages and challenges of each hive type, helping you make an informed decision for your beekeeping journey.

Deformed Wing Virus (DWV) is a global crisis for bees, and it's tied to our survival too! This virus, spread by Varroa mites, causes wing deformation and can lead to colony collapse. Learn how to spot the signs and fight back to keep our bees buzzing and our crops flourishing. #SaveTheBees #BeeHealth #DeformedWingVirus