Protect your bees from Neonics: write your Maryland State House Delegate to Support House Bill 91
HB 91 will protect your bees: tell your Maryland reps to support it! Read More …
HB 91 will protect your bees: tell your Maryland reps to support it! Read More …
Beekeeping humor from Phil Frank Read More …
Queen rearing, wax working, soap and mead making, honey judging, and more to come. Read More …
What are varroa doing to your winter bees? Read More …
Thoughts and reflections on NAHBE: beekeepers, gear, community, and so much more. Read More …
Maryland went big to NAHBE, and went home…as champions! With recipes!
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If a tree falls near a beehive, does the beekeeper make a sound? Read More …
Cybil Preston on winter observations, registration, approved mite controls, SO MUCH MORE Read More …
December 2025The most observed honey bee in history is likely #107, a worker that emerged from her cell in an observation hive on July 5th, 1949. She was watched constantly, her movements and activities monitored eight hours a day until finally, on July 30th, she failed to return from a foraging flight. #107 belonged to a research study lead by Martin Lindauer who sought to understand how a colony is capable of managing a multitude of tasks simultaneously and how Read More …