I started beekeeping in 1996 and have been doing it on and off since then. For about a decade, I kept a blog of my adventures. Haven’t updated it in a while, but ya never know.
Picked up my harvest from Mike today. Ten gallons, 113 lbs of pure golden brown honey. And ooo-la-la does it taste good! Michelle and I did a comparison of the 2005 batch to this year’s. …
This is not the article you want to wake up to as you’re planning your three month trip through Europe (unless, I suppose, you’re European): Dollar Touches Another Low Against Euro – New York Times, …
When we left off my last post, Honey Harvest Part I, I’d loaded my three and a half supers of Hive Mind 2007 honey into the back of my Subaru (along with a half super …
It’s honey harvest time! It’s honey harvest time! After a fortifying meal of fried eggs and coffee (sweetened with the only thing a self-respecting beekeeper would sweeten his coffee with, his very own home made …
Phil(thy) Sanchez forwarded me sad news today, that one of the pillars of modern beekeeping, “the queen bee among bee experts”, passed away last week. Eva Crane was 95. A few words from the New …
Apparently, I’m not the only one to have experimented with bees as sculptors. Brady forwarded me this beautiful piece from Boing Boing / How It Happened today, Turlough has created a hive in a belljar. …
Checked the hives today, and no new progress since I last checked (no surprise). As Michelle and I are leaving for our three month trip through Europe (where we will hopefully tour and blog about …