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Beekeeping Business & Economics

How to Price Your Honey: What Most Consumers Don’t Understand

BeginnerBeekeeping December 9, 2025 No Comments
Critical Thinking

Beyond the Binary: Rethinking Local and Hybrid Beekeeping in the UK

BeginnerBeekeeping November 12, 2025 No Comments
Basic Beekeeping Principles

Why Are Honey Bees Imported into the UK – and What Are the Risks?

BeginnerBeekeeping November 5, 2025 No Comments
Basic Beekeeping Principles Year two

Maximising Production with Native Honey Bees: Lessons from Colm O’Neill

BeginnerBeekeeping October 29, 2025 No Comments
Prominent Beekeepers/Bee Researchers

Tom Seeley

BeginnerBeekeeping October 29, 2025 No Comments

Jacques van Alphen

BeginnerBeekeeping September 30, 2025 No Comments

Professor Jacques van Alphen is an evolutionary ecologist and author of Honeybees: A Natural and Less Natural History. A leading advocate for sustainable, science-based beekeeping, his work highlights how wild…

Why Every Sustainable Beekeeper Should Read The Principles of Bee Improvement by Jo Widdicombe

BeginnerBeekeeping September 29, 2025 No Comments

In The Principles of Bee Improvement, Jo Widdicombe offers a practical, sustainable approach to breeding gentle, productive honey bees from local stock. Instead of relying on imported queens, Jo guides…

Jo Widdicombe

BeginnerBeekeeping September 29, 2025 1 Comment

Jo Widdicombe is a Cornish bee farmer, author, and former BIBBA committee member dedicated to sustainable beekeeping. Best known for The Principles of Bee Improvement, he promotes the use of…

Swarm Triggers in Honey Bees

BeginnerBeekeeping September 29, 2025 No Comments

Swarming in honey bees is rarely caused by a single factor. Instead, it results from a mix of conditions such as overcrowding, lack of egg-laying space, declining queen pheromone, and…

Beehive Inspections

BeginnerBeekeeping September 29, 2025 No Comments

Hive inspections are essential, but knowing when to open colonies - and what to do once inside - is the real challenge. This guide breaks down seven key inspection questions,…

Swarm Collecting

BeginnerBeekeeping September 29, 2025 No Comments

Collecting a honey bee swarm can look daunting, but most are calm and manageable. This guide covers what every beekeeper should know before attending a swarm call: essential skills, safety…

Hiving a Swarm: Tips for Improving Success

BeginnerBeekeeping September 29, 2025 No Comments

Hiving a swarm isn’t as straightforward as it once was - modern swarms often come with failing or virgin queens, making success less certain. With the right precautions, from requeening…

Dave Cushman

BeginnerBeekeeping September 29, 2025 No Comments

Dave Cushman devoted his final years to building what became the world’s most comprehensive beekeeping website, a resource still treasured by beginners, experts, and scientists alike. This post reflects on…

Beekeeper’s Wife Syndrome: Understanding Bee Sting Allergies in Beekeepers’ Families

BeginnerBeekeeping July 9, 2025 No Comments

Being a beekeeper is a rewarding hobby – you get fresh honey, help pollinate plants, and enjoy the buzz of nature. But what happens when your loved one develops a…

Managing Varroa Mites: A Complete Guide for Beginner Beekeepers

BeginnerBeekeeping June 11, 2025 No Comments

Introduction If you’re new to beekeeping, one of the first challenges you’ll encounter is managing Varroa destructor, a parasitic mite that threatens the health and survival of honey bee colonies.…

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  • Before you start (5)
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  • Got your bees (6)
  • Prominent Beekeepers/Bee Researchers (12)
  • Year two (5)
  • A-C
  • D-F
  • 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
  • Beyond the Binary: Rethinking Local and Hybrid Beekeeping in the UK
  • 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
  • How to Price Your Honey: What Most Consumers Don’t Understand
  • 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
  • Maximising Production with Native Honey Bees: Lessons from Colm O’Neill
  • 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
  • Tom Seeley
  • 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
  • Viral Infections in Honey Bee Queens Disrupt Pheromones and Threaten Hive Stability
  • Why Are Honey Bees Imported into the UK – and What Are the Risks?
  • 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

Beekeeping Business & Economics

How to Price Your Honey: What Most Consumers Don’t Understand

Critical Thinking

Beyond the Binary: Rethinking Local and Hybrid Beekeeping in the UK

Basic Beekeeping Principles

Why Are Honey Bees Imported into the UK – and What Are the Risks?

Basic Beekeeping Principles Year two

Maximising Production with Native Honey Bees: Lessons from Colm O’Neill

Beginner Beekeeping

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