Swarm Control

Bees are social insects, and their colony population fluctuates throughout the year. Starting with a few thousand bees in early spring, the colony builds up to a peak of 50,000 to 60,000 adults by mid-summer before decreasing again. This entire population originates from eggs laid by a single queen. Worker bees generally live for about […]

To set up a bee swarm trap effectively, choose a location that is elevated, about 10-15 feet off the ground, in a shaded area near bee-friendly plants. Use a box of about 40 liters in volume to mimic a natural hive size, and bait it with lemongrass oil or propolis extract to attract scout bees.

As a beekeeper, the loss of a colony due to absconding can be a devastating blow to your business (if you run it as one) and your passion for beekeeping. Absconding occurs when a colony of bees decides to abandon their hive and move to a new location. This is often due to factors such

Beekeeping’s popularity has grown as more people become interested in sustainability and the benefits of natural products like honey. However, starting a beekeeping operation can be costly with expenses ranging from equipment like hives and tools to the bees themselves. But what if there was a way to obtain bees without having to purchase them?