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Prominent Beekeepers/Bee Researchers

Professor Stephen Martin

BeginnerBeekeeping October 27, 2025 1 Comment
Basic Beekeeping Principles

Precision nutrition for honey bees: The “super‑food” that could transform UK beekeeping

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Basic Beekeeping Principles Beekeeping Business & Economics

Apimondia Condemns Immature Honey: Why Unripe Honey Isn’t Real Honey

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Basic Beekeeping Principles

Tropilaelaps: The Next Big Threat to UK Beekeeping

BeginnerBeekeeping October 22, 2025 No Comments
Prominent Beekeepers/Bee Researchers

Dr. Maggie Gill

BeginnerBeekeeping October 22, 2025 No Comments

Selwyn Runnett

BeginnerBeekeeping October 16, 2025 No Comments

Selwyn Runnett, a leading voice in sustainable beekeeping and conservation of the native dark bee (Apis mellifera mellifera), is the keynote speaker at our upcoming event. Based in rural Wales,…

OTS Queen Rearing – On The Spot Queen Rearing

BeginnerBeekeeping October 16, 2025 No Comments

The On-The-Spot (OTS) method offers a simple, graft-free way to rear queens - adapted here for British conditions. This sustainable approach empowers beekeepers to raise locally adapted, disease-resistant queens that…

Bee Bread (Perga): Nature’s Fermented Superfood from the Hive

BeginnerBeekeeping October 15, 2025 No Comments

Bee bread, also known as perga, is nature’s fermented masterpiece - a mix of pollen, honey, and enzymes transformed by bees into a powerhouse of nutrition. Rich in proteins, fatty…

Professor Mairi Knight

BeginnerBeekeeping October 14, 2025 No Comments

Professor Mairi Knight, Professor of Evolutionary Ecology at the University of Plymouth, explores the genetic and ecological forces that shape life on Earth. Her pioneering research bridges molecular science and…

Bringing Back Britain’s Dark Honeybee: Victoria Buswell’s Research on UK Apis mellifera mellifera

BeginnerBeekeeping October 14, 2025 No Comments

The native dark honeybee, Apis mellifera mellifera, once thrived across Britain - but decades of imports have blurred its genetic identity. Now, PhD researcher Victoria Buswell at the University of…

Victoria Buswell

BeginnerBeekeeping October 14, 2025 2 Comments

Dr Victoria G. Buswell is an ecological bioinformatician whose pioneering research explores the genomic identity of the dark European honey bee (Apis mellifera mellifera). Using high-performance computing and molecular data,…

Colm O’Neill

BeginnerBeekeeping October 12, 2025 No Comments

If there’s a figure who embodies both deep experience and relentless commitment in the Irish beekeeping community, it’s Colm O’Neill. Over half a century in the apiary has shaped him…

How to Build Bees for Free: The Power of the Two-Frame Nuc

BeginnerBeekeeping October 12, 2025 No Comments

Want to grow your bee colonies without breaking the bank? Discover how to create a powerful two-frame nuc using just one frame of brood and one frame of food. Our…

Moving Bees Safely

BeginnerBeekeeping October 8, 2025 No Comments

Moving bees can be daunting for beginners, but with the right steps it’s easy. This guide explains how to safely relocate colonies or nucs, including the 3 feet or 3…

Are Beekeeping Associations Undercutting Commercial Beekeepers?

BeginnerBeekeeping October 4, 2025 No Comments

Tensions are rising between hobbyist associations and commercial beekeepers as questions of fairness, pricing, and competition come to the surface. Are beekeeping associations unintentionally undercutting professionals - or simply supporting…

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  • G-I
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A-C

  • Apidea Expanded Polystyrene Mating Hives
  • Apimondia Condemns Immature Honey: Why Unripe Honey Isn’t Real Honey
  • Are Beekeeping Associations Undercutting Commercial Beekeepers?
  • Bailey Comb Change: A Step-by-Step Guide for Replacing Old Comb with Fresh Wax
  • Bee Bread (Perga): Nature’s Fermented Superfood from the Hive
  • Bee Bread: An Essential Bee Product and Nutritional Treasure
  • Bee Space
  • Beehive Inspections
  • Beekeeper’s Wife Syndrome: Understanding Bee Sting Allergies in Beekeepers’ Families
  • Beekeeping Beyond the Basics: Growing Your Skills After Year One
  • Beekeeping Wisdom Beyond the Books: Tips, Tricks, and Timeless Advice
  • Bringing Back Britain’s Dark Honeybee: Victoria Buswell’s Research on UK Apis mellifera mellifera
  • Britain’s Wild Honey Bees: Thriving Against the Odds
  • Colm O’Neill
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D-F

  • Dave Cushman
  • Deformed Wing Virus (DWV)
  • Dr. Dorian Pritchard
  • Dr. Maggie Gill
  • Effective Strategies for Sustainable Beekeeping
  • Fundamentals for Beginners and Beyond
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G-I

  • Getting Started in Beekeeping: Practical Insights for New and Aspiring Beekeepers
  • Hiving a Swarm: Tips for Improving Success
  • Honey Bee Genetics: An Idiot’s Guide (For Smart Beekeepers)
  • How Much Should You Charge for an 8oz Jar of Local Honey in the UK?
  • How to Build Bees for Free: The Power of the Two-Frame Nuc
  • Introduction to Beekeeping: Is It Right for You?
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J-L

  • Jacques van Alphen
  • Jo Widdicombe
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M-O

  • Managing a Common Fungal Disease in Honey Bees: Chalk Brood
  • Managing Varroa Mites: A Complete Guide for Beginner Beekeepers
  • Mastering the Art of Swarm Management in Beekeeping
  • Moving Bees Safely
  • Norman Carreck
  • OTS Queen Rearing – On The Spot Queen Rearing
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P-R

  • Precision nutrition for honey bees: The “super‑food” that could transform UK beekeeping
  • Preparing for the Beekeeping Season
  • Professor Grace McCormack
  • Professor Mairi Knight
  • Professor Stephen Martin
  • Raw Honey in the UK: What It Really Means and Why Labels Matter
  • Recognising Queen Cells: Identification and Practical Use
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S-U

  • Selwyn Runnett
  • Shook Swarm
  • Swarm Collecting
  • Swarm Triggers in Honey Bees
  • The Demaree Method in Beekeeping: How It Works and When to Use It
  • The Role of Pollen in Honey Bee Colonies
  • The Science and Promise of Treatment-Free Beekeeping: What Beginners Need to Know
  • The Secret Life of the Honeybee Colony: Communication, Climate Control, and Colony Dynamics
  • The Shook Swarm Method
  • The Structure of the Honey Bee Sting
  • Tips for New Beekeepers
  • Tropilaelaps: The Next Big Threat to UK Beekeeping
  • Understanding Top and Bottom Bee Space in Beekeeping
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V-X

  • Varroa-sensitive hygiene (VSH)
  • Victoria Buswell
  • Why British Beekeepers Should Use AMM Bees…
  • Why Every Sustainable Beekeeper Should Read The Principles of Bee Improvement by Jo Widdicombe
  • Winter Feeding
  • Winter Prep for Bees: Beyond the Basics – How to Really Support Your Hives
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You Missed

Prominent Beekeepers/Bee Researchers

Professor Stephen Martin

Basic Beekeeping Principles

Precision nutrition for honey bees: The “super‑food” that could transform UK beekeeping

Basic Beekeeping Principles Beekeeping Business & Economics

Apimondia Condemns Immature Honey: Why Unripe Honey Isn’t Real Honey

Basic Beekeeping Principles

Tropilaelaps: The Next Big Threat to UK Beekeeping

Beginner Beekeeping

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