by Nicolas Geant | May 8, 2023 | News
In May, Northern California is in the midst of spring, and honeybees are very active as they gather nectar and pollen to feed their colony. Here are some things you can do at a beehive in May in Northern California: Check the hive: Check the hive for signs of health...
by Nicolas Geant | May 3, 2023 | Bee Nuc
The choice between buying a nuc (short for nucleus colony) or a package of bees depends on a few factors, such as your experience level as a beekeeper, your budget, and your goals. A nuc is a small colony of bees that includes a queen, brood, honeycomb, and worker...
by Nicolas Geant | Apr 27, 2023 | Bee Nuc
Bees can be moved from a nuc (short for nucleus colony) to a hive when the nuc has established a strong population and has filled most of the frames with brood and honey. This usually takes between 4-6 weeks after the bees have been installed in the nuc. Before moving...
by Nicolas Geant | Apr 23, 2023 | Blooming
Additional information: Overall rating for honeydew: 4/5Nectar: 3/3Pollen: 3/3Color: Pink Blooming thistle in Contra Costa County California: April 23, 2023May 1, 2021
by Nicolas Geant | Apr 11, 2023 | News
In Northern California, April is typically the beginning of the beekeeping season. Here are some things to consider doing at a beehive in April: Check the hive for winter damage: Before doing anything else, check the hive for any damage that may have occurred during...
