by Nicolas Geant | Nov 16, 2024 | Blooming, News, Pollination
Beescape is a free online mapping tool developed by Penn State University to help beekeepers, farmers, gardeners and conservationists understand the quality of the landscape surrounding bees and other pollinators. The Beescape map provides information about forage...
by Nicolas Geant | Oct 1, 2024 | News
October in the Bay Area marks a transitional period for beekeeping. The hot summer temperatures start to cool down, and the days become shorter, which signals a shift in the hive’s activity. The bees are preparing for the winter months ahead, and as a beekeeper, it’s...
by Nicolas Geant | Sep 29, 2024 | News
In Northern California, property owners can potentially qualify for an agricultural exemption (Ag Exemption) or maintain agricultural land valuation by engaging in certain agricultural activities, including beekeeping. While the specifics vary by county, the general...
by Nicolas Geant | Sep 1, 2024 | News
September in the Bay Area, California, is a transitional time for beekeeping as the season moves from summer to fall. The weather is still warm, but shorter days signal the beginning of changes in bee behavior and hive dynamics. Here are some important tasks and...
by Nicolas Geant | Aug 1, 2024 | News
In August, your beehive in the Bay Area, California, will be in the midst of the summer season. Here are some key tasks to consider: Monitor Hive Health: Check for Pests and Diseases: Varroa mites are a common issue. Perform mite counts and treat if necessary. Inspect...
by Nicolas Geant | Jul 1, 2024 | News
In July, beekeeping in the Bay Area, California, requires a focus on maintaining hive health and ensuring the bees have adequate resources to thrive. Here are some key activities and considerations for managing your beehive during this month: Hive Inspections Regular...
