We have a new venue for our meetings!
We were all getting used to wearing masks when meeting other people, and not really rubbing shoulders with folks at gatherings. But things are getting back to normal as BC …
Seeing a low mite count? Here’s one reason why.
Discussions about low mite counts are circulating. What could it be?
The outyards in Jordan River
Each year the CRBA negotiates access to secluded cut blocks just northwest of Jordan River, with access gained just across from the Juan de Fuca China Beach Campground. It’s about …
Tools of the trade
Get a toolbox and load it up with a list of essentials. Over time it’ll be helpful to store the bibs and bobs that you make part of your inspection kit.
Common feeding styles
There are mainly four types of feeding styles when it comes to syrup and feeding your bees: Top feeding (internal or external) Internal feeding Front feeding Bulk/exterior feeding Each of …
Guaranteed mite trapping
A method to guarantee mite-free hives
Relocating a bumble bee nest
Have you had a bumble bee nest on your property? Here are some tips on how to relocate them yourself, if you’re up for it.
Honey/wax for sale
Bees have been busy this year bringing in the liquid gold from across Southern Vancouver Island. Listed below are some beekeepers that have honey for sale, probably in a variety …
Our new online shopping gateway
We now have an online shopping gateway. Here’s how it works.
Bees… in a package or a nuc?
In the recent introductory discussion on the cost to become a beekeeper, there’s mention of buying bees. However, the choices might be somewhat awkward if you don’t know what they …