As EAS Master Beekeeper Earl Hoffman often says, “there are specific windows of opportunity to achieve desired results in beekeeping...

Summer has peaked. Over the next three weeks, honeybees and beekeepers will shift their focus to prepare bees for fall and winter.

Winter and spring can be a rollercoaster of extreme weather for nearly every U.S. region. Wind, rain, floods, ice, snow, high heat, and ...

Even in the depths of winter, beekeepers are thinking about spring when their hives will become active again...

As a beekeeper, there is no doubt you are familiar with the pesky Varroa Destructor mites. Not only do they attach themselves to honeybees..

Honeybees collect multiple items and bring them back to the hive. They forage for water, nectar, pollen and propolis. In that process,...