Grampa Beekeeper 
It can undoubtedly be alarming when you see bees near your air conditioner or flying inside it. However, because bees are an endangered insect that play an essential role in our world, should you be concerned about this situation? If you’re asking yourself, “should I keep my bees near an air conditioner” you need to … Read more
Finally, it’s that time of year again, and your honeybees have successfully filled out your frames. It’s superb and fascinating, to say the least. However, if you’ve over-viewed your frames and discovered them infested with moth larvae, you may be unsure whether or not to consume this honey. So, is it safe to eat honey … Read more
Honey is a natural sweetener that many of us enjoy consuming daily. It’s excellent with cheese, in your cereal, and even your tea. Needless to say, it’s something that we’ve all tried. However, as a bird lover, there’s one question I’d always ask myself. This was “is honey good for birds?”. Being the curious-minded person … Read more
Within the honeybee colony, the queen bee is the largest one of them all. With an average size of around 2cm, it’s about twice the size of your traditional worker bee. Because of their sheer size (compared to the rest), many people are wondering about this question, “do queen bee stings hurt more?” and here’s … Read more
Bumblebees are now considered endangered because of the loss of habitat, pesticides, climate change, and various diseases. Due to this, bees have to work overtime to thrive in their hives, protect their young, and spread pollution across our vegetation. The extra work these bees have to undergo can make them exhausted at times. But how … Read more
In some events, your colony may attract fungal disease caused by Ascophaera apis, and it can cause some serious problems. As a result of this, you may experience dead brood, which can seem devastating. This leads us to this question, will bees clean out a dead brood? Bees will eventually clean out brood if you … Read more
If you’re a beekeeper, the likelihood of feeding your bees artificial food is pretty high. This is because it helps speed up production and reproduction. Of course, increasing each of these is superb as more honey will be created and, most importantly, more bees, making your bee colony much more significant. But that leads us … Read more
Something that can be devastating for many beekeepers is when their queen bee isn’t laying eggs. It can massively reduce the rate of reproduction and honey products, meaning it isn’t a good situation for either the hive or the beekeeper. But why isn’t your queen bee laying eggs, and what can you do? Typically, most … Read more
When beginning beekeeping, the number one mistake that many amateurs make is adding a brood box too early. Without a doubt, this is something you want to avoid by all means necessary. But what will happen when a brood box is added early? A brood box needs to be warm. From not providing it this … Read more
Beekeeping is undoubtedly the most underrated hobby and lifestyle in today’s age. It comes with some immense benefits ranging from producing your own honey to saving one of the most important pollinators on planet earth. But a question that many beekeepers ask is, how long will honey last in a comb? When beekeeping, it can … Read more