Tiny Pests, Big Mess: Meet the Wax Moth
Wax moths are a pesky problem that Canadian beekeepers need to watch out for. Let’s dive into what wax moths are, how they affect beekeeping, and the best ways to prevent and manage infestations...
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Understanding Apis Biologix: Bio-Metabolic-Fuel and Bio-Activator
Read nowProper nutrition plays a crucial role in maintaining the health and productivity of your bees. Apis Biologix offers innovative solutions to optimize bee health by mimicking the natural balance of nutrients found in...
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Varroa Mites: What Are They and How to Treat Them?
Read nowBeekeeping is a rewarding yet challenging endeavor. Among the various threats facing honey bee colonies, Varroa mites (Varroa destructor) are considered one of the most devastating pests.
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Bee Ready for Winter: Winterizing Basics
Winterizing your hives is essential to ensure your bees survive the cold months and emerge strong in the spring. By understanding the needs of your colony, monitoring their health, and providing proper insulation and food...Read now -
Bee Feeding 101: When to Feed Syrup, Fondant, and Pollen Patties
Feeding your bees the right supplements at the right time is critical for maintaining a healthy hive. Whether you're boosting the queen's egg-laying in the spring, preparing your colony for winter, or providing emergency food during the colder months...Read now -
Why Beekeepers Should Alternate Treatments in Their Apiaries
Alternating treatments is not just a good practice—it’s essential for the long-term health of your hives and the effectiveness of pest control methods. By breaking the cycle of resistance and protecting your bees, you’re investing in the sustainability...Read now -
Understanding Swarm and Queen Cells
Read nowSeeing swarm or queen cells on your frames when checking your hives or receiving your nuc colonies? These cells are indicators of a colony preparing to swarm, which is a natural process where a new queen is raised, and part of...
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Empowering Women in Beekeeping!
Read nowCelebrating International Women's Day: Empowering Women in Beekeeping! Today, as we honor the incredible achievements and contributions of women around the globe, let's take a moment to spotlight the remarkable women who are making a buzz in the world of...
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Late Season Swarms & Splits
Read nowYes, performing hive splits is a common beekeeping technique used to prevent late-season swarms. Swarming is a natural reproductive behavior of honeybee colonies, where a portion of the colony, including the queen bee, leaves the hive to establish a new...
