#beekeeping blogs

I know that I usually like to discuss the environmental aspects of sustainable beekeeping, and in particular that in recent times we have been neglecting the well-being of bees around the world. Well, something occurred to me, we need to have more ears involved in beekeeping, this means getting more people interested in beekeeping itself and what better way than to actively promote the way of becoming a beekeeper. Therefore I wanted to feature my good friend Steve’s website ebeehq.com, this is a resource for aspiring/new & intermediate beekeepers where they can learn the craft, have discussions and make fellow beekeeping friends… all in a very friendly environment. Steve actively writes on different topics surrounding the subject of beekeeping, these include everything from how to start a beehive, the equipment needed, how to prepare for winter months, etc. Anyway, if you’re interested in becoming a beekeeper, I’ve no doubt that you’ll find the site extremely useful.

Why Is Honey Bees Beekeeping So Important? Honey-bees keeping is just a profitable hobby however it isn't just a hobby such as stamp coin or collection. The term honey bee comes from Latin Apes milliner. 'Apis' means honey and mellifer means honey to endure. So it's honey posture bee. This is well known to be approximately since 1700s. Honey beekeeping should develop as a pastime. You have much learning to do. So in the beginning do not take this business, simply take this up to get a passion or desire and grow and become used to its own dangers, pleasures and problems. Then it's possible to consider moving in to business once there's steady honey creation and you are aware of how to deal with this correctly.