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If you ask a beekeeper a question, you may get many different answers. We will provide the building blocks for your beekeeping experience. The method of beekeeping that will be used is determined by your geographic location. We will present new product instructions for you to review to increase your knowledge of beekeeping.

How to Infuse Your Own Honey

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  • January 21, 2019
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Beehive Components Part II: Frames & Foundation

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  • August 12, 2019
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Three Options for Fall Treatment of Varroa Mites

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  • August 27, 2020
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January Beekeeping Tips

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  • January 11, 2021
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An Interview with Tina Sebestyen of the Colorado Beekeepers Association

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  • September 21, 2020
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Harvesting Supers Video

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  • July 6, 2020
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January Beekeeping Tips

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  • January 11, 2021

The beekeeper’s calendar is directly linked to the seasons. Preparing your hives for changes in temperature and shifts in the weather — before they happen — is crucial for raising healthy, strong colonies. While there are a number of variables that affect the timing of these tasks, getting a head start, and preparing your equipment is always a good idea. January If …

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Checking Hives for Winter Feeding

November Beekeeping Tips

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  • November 3, 2020

So, it's November and you're wondering, "What do I do to prepare my beehive for the winter?" With the weather turning, you may need to make adjustments to your beehive's environment, nutrition as well as brooding patterns. If this sounds familiar, then read on! Here are all the tips and tricks that will help prepare your beehive for the winter, in whatever …

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Bees using entrance on a bottom board, one of the components of a beehive

Beekeeping Tips to Have a Successful October

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  • October 6, 2020

Now that October is here, you can officially start celebrating the start of the fall season. The first full month of autumn usually brings to mind pumpkin patches, Halloween costumes, and rich fall foliage. However, as a beekeeper, you know that there's more to October than spooky decorations and pumpkin spice lattes. This time of the year is also crucial …

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An Interview with Tina Sebestyen of the Colorado Beekeepers Association

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  • September 21, 2020

As the Vice President of the Colorado State Beekeepers Association and founder of the 4 Corners Beekeepers Association, you could say Tina Sebestyen knows a thing or two about honey bees. Tina got started in beekeeping because her great uncle was a beekeeper and her father mentioned that he would be interested in beekeeping as well. Overhearing this conversation, Tina …

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Which Honey Jar Are You? Quiz

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  • August 31, 2020

At Dadant we sell a wide variety of different honey jars, from Queenline to Classic to Muth and more. With so many distinct styles, it's almost as if the jars take on a life of their own.  The process for finding the right honey jar can be really daunting, especially with so many options.   We've simplified the process for you …

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Beekeeper applying a treatment for Varroa mites

Three Options for Fall Treatment of Varroa Mites

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  • August 27, 2020

Applying a treatment for Varroa mites after the honey harvest in fall is one of the best ways to keep levels of these pests under control during the winter. In most areas, Varroa mite populations tend to increase in hives over the summer months and hit a peak just as honeybee colonies are laying eggs and raising brood for the winter. …

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An Interview with Hive of the Rising Sun Apiaries, LLC

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  • August 25, 2020

Meet Justin and Colby Ruf Justin and Colby Ruf are a husband and wife beekeeping duo located in Harvest, AL that run Hive of the Rising Sun Apiaries, LLC. They offer naturally raised, raw honey and pollination services to the Tennessee valley. Beekeepers of 5 years, they got their start in the beekeeping world when Justin saw an article on Facebook …

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Beekeeping Tips for August

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  • August 10, 2020

The beekeeper’s calendar is directly linked to the seasons. Preparing your hives for changes in temperature and shifts in the weather — before they happen — is crucial for raising healthy, strong colonies. While there are a number of variables that affect the timing of these tasks, getting a head start, and preparing your equipment is always a good idea.   August As …

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