Live Beekeeping

Sharing own experience in beekeeping. Advice and hints on bees and apiculture worldwide. Saving bees.

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How to determine if there is a queen bee in the hive without opening it!

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The first pollen from willows!

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Spring at the apiary.

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Honey harvesting 2025! To support honey apiculture buy honey from local beekeepers 🍯

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@GwenynGruffydd Everything is so new and clean. Wonderful! 👍

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This season, 10 bee colonies produced 350 kg of honey. On average, one colony produced 35 kg in stationary conditions. Share your productivity?

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Honey harvesting! Full Dadan frame of honeycomb 🍯 Bees make job 👍

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Full frame of honey🍯

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I picked some white currants. Very useful. Contains vitamins (C, E, K, P, group B), gamma-linolenic acid, carotenes, pectins, polyphenols, anthocyanins, flavonoids, antioxidants, minerals, tannins, essential oils.

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Happy Bee Day! 20 May 2025 Let them buzzz...

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The blackthorn is blooming. Bees are buzzing and collecting pollen.

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Does anyone have any real experience of how dangerous the Asian Hornet is in Europe? https://t.co/Bts0Tbok4v

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Peacock butterfly wakes up after winter and tries to fly for the first time.

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Pussy willow is one of the first pollen sources for bees in spring.🌞 Its pollen is used to feed the brood and increase the colony.

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@britishbee Тhis is a problem for UK and the whole EU. A lot of cheap honey is imported. But it is already packed in jars in the UK. So how do packers admit that they are packing fake honey? Maybe because they want to import cheap honey for 2 euros per 1 kg and sell it for 10-15?

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Benefits of propolis!

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Why honeycombs become darker?