Become a beekeeper
It’s been all by the news for about six months now: there is a bee shortage. While that probably means catastrophic things for our planet in general terms, more specifically, it leaves us with a lack of honey for cooking and body care products, and less beeswax than we’d like to compose lip balms and other lovelies.
What about the long-term effects the dwindling bee population could have on our plants? Without bees to pollinate them, our blooms could fade into just a memory.
Have you thought about fitting a beekeeper?
My husband has, on many occasions, and I wonder whether the bee crisis will be the
The University of Kentucky shares basic beekeeping operations with us, including tips on choosing a hive location, what to look for when examining the hive, how to feed bees, and honey collection.
What do you think? Are you ready to start a hive, repopulate the Earth’s bees, and have bountiful honey and beeswax?
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Original post by Debra McDuffee
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