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    • Store
    • About the Bee Keepers
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    • Benefits of the Hive
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    • How to contact us
    • Honey Harvest Day
  • Home
  • Store
  • About the Bee Keepers
  • Honey Bee Activity’s
  • Benefits of the Hive
  • Honey Facials
  • How to contact us
  • Honey Harvest Day

Honey Bee Activities!

What are the Bees up to this month

Bee Activity

Honeybees will start aggressively searching for nectar and protecting their hives as the clover nectar season comes to an end in early August

Honeybees do not hibernate.  They exercise their wing muscles without moving their wings which generates a lot of heat.  This keeps the small amount of brood warm and keeps their honey from freezing

The queens activity

What the beekeepers are doing

What the beekeepers are doing

The queen has started to slow her egg laying to reduce the colony size as they go into the fall and winter months.

What the beekeepers are doing

What the beekeepers are doing

What the beekeepers are doing

August is a bust farmers market month.  But bees need to be treated for mites twice this month which requires a great deal of time and muscle.  Late in the month we will start pulling honey and extracting.

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