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You’ve harvested the honey, remembering to leave plenty in the hive to feed your bees through the cold winter months ahead. Jars of golden goodness line the shelves in your pantry, rewarding you for all your hard work. The temperatures...

Today we’re beginning a long series covering the topic of hive inspections. In this series, we’ll go in-depth into this beekeeping topic, covering all aspects of hive inspections. We’ll look at their importance, how frequently you should be doing them,...

In our last two posts, The Beekeeper’s Guide to Wax Moths, Part 1 and Part 2, we learned that wax moths hide and lay eggs in the cracks and crevices inside your hives and that wax moth larvae tunnel into...

In our previous post, we began our beekeeping discussion on wax moths, looking at the different stages they go through, the damage they can cause, the signs to look for if you suspect a wax moth infestation and why wax moths...