Turning a 50 acre cash crop farm back to a wildflower bee sanctuary and business. Join me as I explain each week what we are doing and why we are bee "helpers" and not bee keepers. The name change on February 25, 2024, is reflected in the science that for me makes most sense. The goal is to listen to all aspects of beekeeping and to be an open and honest place for everyone to share their experienc... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 234 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In this rare interview on my podcast, I bring on Dr. Gary Brook whose article I recently discussed on the ability to have bees treatment-free. It's a fascinating look at the evidence and clearly begs the question, Why aren't we all doing this?
The evidence is pretty clear now that beekeepers need not treat for mites. In this podcast, I discuss the recently published article that says using these two strategies can get you treatment-free.
While the USDA wants us to believe mites and viruses killed our bees this year, it's not true. Listen while I explain some common researcher tricks and also some common beekeeping mistakes to avoid. Yes, I loved the Dave Letterman "stupid human pet t... more
I record this podcast from the Bee House and discuss the benefits of this approach plus hive updates.
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In this podcast, the host shares a unique perspective on beekeeping, emphasizing a treatment-free approach and a commitment to converting a cash crop farm into a wildflower bee sanctuary. The discussions regularly feature insights into innovative beekeeping techniques, hive management strategies, and the ecological importance of bees. Topics cover a range of issues, from hive splitting and the dynamics of bee colonies to technological advancements in hive monitoring, all framed within the broader context of sustainability and nature conservation. With a focus on curiosity and community learning, the host encourages listeners to engage with beekeeping practices that respect bee welfare while promoting environmental stewardship.
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Recent guests on Hobby Beekeeping include:
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