

Swarm Commander Premium Swarm Lure Spray
Give Yourself The Edge With Swarm Commander Lure Spray Features: 2oz High Mist Sprayer Long-lasting and efficient Totally safe for bees and othe...
View full detailsFree bees! You'll lure swarms into your hive, giving you an opportunity to establish new bee colonies with minimal effort.
Give Yourself The Edge With Swarm Commander Lure Spray Features: 2oz High Mist Sprayer Long-lasting and efficient Totally safe for bees and othe...
View full detailsAttract Honeybees To Your Hive With Swarm Commander Super Lure Features: Shelf life of 2 years in original packaging Lasts at least 90 days once a...
View full detailsSwarm Commander 1oz GEL Description: Swarm Commander GEL is the newest product in the Swarm Commander line of Premium Swarm Lures. The gel version...
View full detailsSwarm Commander Swarm Lure Crush Vials Description: A brand new product from Blythewood Bee Company. Swarm Commander Crush Vials are a new and easy...
View full details70 Hour Beehive Candle DESCRIPTION: *Self-extinguishes when the flame reaches the clamp *Each inch burns approximately 20 minutes (feed 3 inches u...
View full details80 Hour Christmas Tree Candle DESCRIPTION *Self-extinguishes when the flame reaches the clip *Each inch burns approximately 20 minutes (feed 3 inc...
View full detailsDescription Use this round hive top feeder to keep your bees fed when nectar supplies are scarce during the warmer months, and to feed dry sugar/p...
View full detailsCeracell VarroaMite Test Bottle Description: Check out the newest and most complete Varroa Mite Test Kit on the market today. If you've used Varroa...
View full detailsThe Top Feeder Is The No 1 Top Feeder In America Features: Includes Wooden Support Rim Heavy Duty Construction Made from 100% food grade plastic ...
View full detailsIn our last blog post, we began a discussion of queen cells and found that there were two different types — supersedure cells and swarm cells. Although both produce new queens, the queens are created for distinctly different reasons. In that...
In this blog post, we’ll begin to look at queen cells – special cells the worker bees create to produce a new queen. You heard that right! It’s the workers, not the queen, who decides when it’s time for a...
In our last post, we discussed swarming activities. Today, we’re going to take a closer look at this important topic. Why is Swarming a Problem Anyway? If you have a colony that decides to swarm and you’re unable to capture...
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