Indoor beekeeping

The cedar-and-glass hives let you watch busy bees from the comfort of your living room.

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Once again, I find myself gloriously behind the times. In this particular case, a few thousand years behind the times. I built and maintain a wall beehive Your house walls may be a perfect home for your bees.

by TJ Carr & John Bradford Introduction We know that honey bees and beekeepers contribute greatly to American agriculture and to our dining pleasures....

Learn about the importance of keeping bee populations alive and well in your garden, and how you can encourage bees to take up residence in your back yard.

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Honeybees play a crucial role in pollinating crops. The BEEcosystem observation hive has been designed to help combat falling bee numbers by encouraging people to take up beekeeping and get educated about bees.

This is a very low tech method for growing oyster mushrooms indoor. Ideal for small scale growers and absolute beginners. What we need (per jar): 1 canning jar (1500ml) 250ml oyster spawn 1 small bottle (100ml) or something similar shaped Straw (any straw-wheat, barley, rice etc.) 1st step: Fill the jar with straw and put the small bottle (I used an empty bottle of rubbing alcohol) in middle of the straw. Keep the lid on the bottle to prevent it from running full of water in a later step…

With the help of this IKEA-backed habitat for bees, your outdoor space will be blooming and thriving this summer.

Large Observation Hive. Those plexiglass panels were approx. 2 feet x 4 feet. The round area on the bottom is a screen for ventilation so you can hear and smell the hive... really amazing! For a better sense of scale, see my picture titled, "Giant Observation Hive - Honey Bees"

A lot of my beekeeping philosophy comes from reading Langstroth’s The Hive and the Honeybee (download here for free) and Michael Bush’s website (www.bushfarms.com). They both comment th…

Flow is a revolutionary beehive invention, allowing you to harvest honey without opening the hive and with minimal disturbance to the bees.

An Australian man and his father spent years quietly developing a bee hive that would allow honey to be extracted without disturbing

Ant farms are lame because the ants don't really do much, other than walk around showing off how much weight they can carry. Wouldn't you rather have an indoor beehive, where you can see the little buggers making honey? "I sure would," you say, "but I don't want to get

It is important to protect the timber of your hive to ensure its longevity. We recommend painting all Araucaria hives and all roofs with at least two coats of good quality outdoor paint. Western Red Cedar Many beekeepers use oils such as Tung oil or Linseed, to treat their cedar timber components, however, when finishing with oils in wet climates, mildew (black mould) can grow on the surface of your hive. This will not affect the structural integrity of your hive and should not have any…

As you probably know already, the bee population is in consistent decline and has been for some time, with modern industrial farming methods and loss of habitat being identified causes.

Discover the benefits, management, and pros and cons of top bar hives. We help you decide if this horizontal hive is worth a spot in your bee yard.

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