Mornings like this one, I forget about to-do lists and ten year business plans. I forget too about pesticide kills and chemical-coated produce.
The hum of at least one healthy hive up early for their morning munchies is enough for me.
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That early morning light is beautiful. Sitting and watching the traffic is one of the utter joys of beekeeping.
I have a hive in my garage wall at my rental in Albuquerque Unfortunately my new renter is not comfortable with the bees so they have to go. I don’t mind cutting drywall and repairing the holes to get them a new home. Can you point me towards some help?