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Introducing our live bees - the ultimate addition to your backyard garden or farm! Our bees are carefully hand-raised and nurtured to ensure their health and vitality, making them the perfect pollinators for your flowers, fruits, and vegetables.
We offer two types of honeybees - the Carniolan and the Italian. The Carniolan honeybee is known for its gentle nature and hardworking attitude. These bees are known to be excellent honey producers and are great at adapting to different climates. They are also known to be less aggressive than other bee species, making them a great option for backyard beekeeping.
The Italian honeybee, on the other hand, is known for its high productivity and fast population growth. These bees are known to be the most popular species among beekeepers due to their gentle nature and ability to produce large amounts of honey. They are also great at adapting to different climates, making them a great option for backyard beekeeping.
Our live bees come in healthy and strong colonies, ready to set up in your backyard and start pollinating your plants. With our live bees, you'll not only be helping to improve the environment but also enjoying the sweet rewards of your own honey production! Order yours today and experience the magic of backyard beekeeping!
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Essential Tips and Information:
Are you ready to start your journey into backyard beekeeping? Whether you're a seasoned beekeeper or a newbie looking to learn more about bees, we've got you covered. In this section, we've compiled some essential information that will help you learn more about bees and how to install them. From choosing the right location for your colony to monitoring their health and progress, we've got all the information you need to get started. Expect to learn about the best practices for installing your bees, how to monitor their health, and how to ensure the colony produces honey. By following our tips and instructions, you'll be able to ensure the health and well-being of your colony, and enjoy the many benefits of backyard beekeeping.
Installing Your Bees:
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Choose the right location - The best location for your bee colony is a sunny spot that is protected from strong winds. Avoid areas with heavy foot traffic or where people may be frequently passing by.
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Prepare the hive - Before installing your bees, make sure to prepare the hive by installing frames and a bottom board. You can also add a feeder to provide the bees with food during the first few weeks. ( To Learn More Check Out This Blog: Setting Up Your Beehive )
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Install the bees - Once your hive is ready, it's time to install the bees. Carefully remove the bees from the package and place them into the hive. Make sure to wear protective gear, such as a veil, gloves, and protective clothing. ( To Learn More Check Out This Blog: Adding Bees Into Your Hive )
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Monitor the bees - After installing the bees, it's important to monitor them for the first few weeks. Please make sure that you are not checking them every day or this can lead to the hives becoming aggressive, and disturbing them. Try to check them once a week or every other week. As well make sure that they have enough food and that the colony is healthy. ( To Learn More Check Out This Blog: Mid-Summer Beehive Inspection )
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: How many bees come in a colony?
A: A colony typically contains around 10,000-20,000 bees, including a queen, drones, and worker bees. ( To Learn More Check Out This Blog: Who Lives In A Beehive Colony )
Q: How often do I need to check on my bees?
A: It's important to check on your bees regularly, especially during the first few weeks. Just keep in mind not to check on them every day, try once every other week. As well monitor their food supply, check for signs of disease, and make sure the colony is healthy. As the colony becomes established, you can reduce the frequency of your inspections. ( To Learn More Check Out This Blog: Hive Checklist For The Changing Seasons )
Q: How do I know if my bees are healthy?
A: Healthy bees will be active, have good grooming habits, and produce honey. If you notice any signs of disease, such as a dead bee in front of the hive, contact a beekeeping professional for assistance. ( To Learn More Check Out This Blog: Addressing A Weak Hive)
Q: How long does it take for my bees to produce honey?
A: It typically takes around six weeks for a colony to produce honey. The amount of honey produced will depend on the size of the colony and the availability of nectar.
Q: How much space do I need for a bee colony?
A: The size of the colony will determine the amount of space needed. A standard 10-frame hive will require about 2-3 square feet of space. ( To Learn More Check Out This Blog: Choosing Hive Boxes - 8 or 10 Frame Boxes )
Wanting to learn more about "Frequent Questions Asked" check out this blog: Common FAQ of Beginner Beekeepers
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All this information we have compiled will help you to have a better understanding about the bees and how to install them, by following these instructions and tips you will be able to ensure the health and well-being of your colony, and enjoy the many benefits of backyard beekeeping.