Learning from our international colleagues

It is always fascinating to hear how beekeepers in other parts of the world do things the same or differently. The Ontario Beekeepers’ Association have kindly agreed for us to […]

A word from our President, John Storey

Observation Hive at Cumberland House Natural History Museum

A rare opportunity to take part in a community project has arisen. The “ Observation Hive at Cumberland House Natural History Museum” is in need of an Assistant Manager of […]

Please act now to eliminate Asian Hornets

Janelle Quitman, Asian Hornet Coordinator for Hampshire Beekeepers Association: ahat.hampshirebeekeepers@gmail.com For farmers, gardeners and beekeepers, living with nature means always preparing six months ahead. In September, by ensuring our bee […]

Beekeeping Tasks By Month, by Peter Church, with images from Mike Cotton

JANUARYCheck hive entrances clear/predator damageOxalic/lactic acid treatment for VarroaHeft to check stores FEBRUARYCheck stores/emergency feedingOxalic/lactic acid treatment for VarroaPrepare new frames of foundationCheck hive entrances clear/predator damage MARCHCheck stores/emergency feedingHive […]

NBU Winter Update

With bad weather conditions affecting much of the UK, please take some time to read the below update and check on your colonies. STORESPlease keep a check on the winter […]

Introducing the PDBKA

Beekeeping is the maintenance of honey bee colonies in hives, in order to collect honey and beeswax, this maybe for the purpose of pollinating crops, or to produce honey for […]

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