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  1. Beekeeping 101
    I have 3 hives in Mass, 2 weeks ago they were installed (package). A few days after installing we checked and all 3 queens were successfully released from their cages and were visible during inspection. 6 days later (May 14) during an inspection of their food and general activity, I noticed one...
    dead new beekeeper queen bee supersedure cells
  2. Beekeeping 101
    So my bees kicked the bucket. Looks like they just froze to death, maybe due to moisture. But I have a couple frames still full of honey. Its gonna be another 2 months before my packages arrive. What should I do with these frames? I'd like to put them in the new hives if that's ok. But I'm also...
    bees dead frames honey
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