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Spring is here in Canada (finally), and we are so excited to see the bees more active and having fun in the sun this season! Fellow Canadians, how have you been preparing for the Spring season?
Spring is here in Canada (finally), and we are so excited to see the bees more active and having fun in the sun this season! Fellow Canadians, how have you been preparing for the Spring season?
🚨 NEW VIDEO ALERT! 🚨
In our very first vlog for the Behind the Hive series, David and Hannah discuss topics such as:
1. Three non-invasive ways to check on your hives during the winter
2. Insurance feeding aka dry sugar feeds
3. The practicality of having an observation hive
Check out the full-length video on our Youtube channel by following the link in our bio.
What methods do you use to check on your hives in the colder seasons?
#beekeeping #mentorship #beehivebts
🚨 NEW VIDEO ALERT! 🚨
In our very first vlog for the Behind the Hive series, David and Hannah discuss topics such as:
1. Three non-invasive ways to check on your hives during the winter
2. Insurance feeding aka dry sugar feeds
3. The practicality of having an observation hive
Check out the full-length video on our Youtube channel by following the link in our bio.
What methods do you use to check on your hives in the colder seasons?
#beekeeping #mentorship #beehivebts
Today is National Plant a Flower Day all around the world. Let`s take action to beautify our surroundings and make our thumbs a little bit greener! 🌸
This celebration was created to remind us of our natural surroundings while benefiting pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. By planting flowers, we can enhance local ecosystems, promote biodiversity, and contribute to healthy bees and thus a healthier planet.
Want more information? Check out our blog post on making a beneficial pollinator garden in your own backyard. Find the 🔗 link in our bio.
Today is National Plant a Flower Day all around the world. Let`s take action to beautify our surroundings and make our thumbs a little bit greener! 🌸
This celebration was created to remind us of our natural surroundings while benefiting pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. By planting flowers, we can enhance local ecosystems, promote biodiversity, and contribute to healthy bees and thus a healthier planet.
Want more information? Check out our blog post on making a beneficial pollinator garden in your own backyard. Find the 🔗 link in our bio.
Happy International Women`s Day! 🌸
Today, we celebrate the incredible strength, resilience, and contributions of women everywhere.
Our company flourishes thanks to the hard work and dedication of many amazing women, just like a honey bee hive does!
We are taking this day to celebrate women everywhere. Thank you for your dedication, your leadership, and your unwavering strength. 🐝💪 #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInBusiness #BeeStrong
Happy International Women`s Day! 🌸
Today, we celebrate the incredible strength, resilience, and contributions of women everywhere.
Our company flourishes thanks to the hard work and dedication of many amazing women, just like a honey bee hive does!
We are taking this day to celebrate women everywhere. Thank you for your dedication, your leadership, and your unwavering strength. 🐝💪 #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInBusiness #BeeStrong
During the month of March, our experts will be visiting three different countries to share their wisdom and network with global beekeeping communities.
First up: On March 6th and 7th, Dana & Tom were at OBA in Canada for the Spring Meeting.
Second: March 11th, 2025, Heather and Freddy will attend the Scientific Beekeeping Conference in Poland
Last (but not least!): on March 13th, Heather will be hosting a talk about Varroa Control with Formic acid!
Let us know if you will be at any of these events in the comments below, and tag us in your stories so we can see what you`re up to!
During the month of March, our experts will be visiting three different countries to share their wisdom and network with global beekeeping communities.
First up: On March 6th and 7th, Dana & Tom were at OBA in Canada for the Spring Meeting.
Second: March 11th, 2025, Heather and Freddy will attend the Scientific Beekeeping Conference in Poland
Last (but not least!): on March 13th, Heather will be hosting a talk about Varroa Control with Formic acid!
Let us know if you will be at any of these events in the comments below, and tag us in your stories so we can see what you`re up to!
Today is World Wildlife Day! Yes, honey bees are the most well-known pollinators, but did you know that other animals like bats, lizards and birds also contribute to pollination? Hummingbirds, for example, are excellent pollinators for many flowers, while bats are crucial for pollinating night-blooming plants like agave. Lizards, though less talked about, contribute by transferring pollen as they move from plant to plant. These pollinators help ensure the survival of various plant species, which in turn support entire ecosystems and contribute to food sources for humans. Protecting all pollinators is critical for a healthy, thriving planet!
Thank you pollinators!
Lizard Photo Credit: Patrick D Moldowan
Today is World Wildlife Day! Yes, honey bees are the most well-known pollinators, but did you know that other animals like bats, lizards and birds also contribute to pollination? Hummingbirds, for example, are excellent pollinators for many flowers, while bats are crucial for pollinating night-blooming plants like agave. Lizards, though less talked about, contribute by transferring pollen as they move from plant to plant. These pollinators help ensure the survival of various plant species, which in turn support entire ecosystems and contribute to food sources for humans. Protecting all pollinators is critical for a healthy, thriving planet!
Thank you pollinators!
Lizard Photo Credit: Patrick D Moldowan
We have a busy weekend ahead for some of our NOD experts: Dana, Tom and Heather!
Dana and Tom will be attending the Manitoba Beekeepers` Association 2025 AGM, Convention and Trade Show!
Heather will be at the New Jersey Beekeepers Association 2025 Winter State Meeting to talk about Varroa control with Formic acid!
If you find yourselves in the area, say hello and ask us anything you might be wondering about Formic Pro and using it to manage varroa in your hives.
We have a busy weekend ahead for some of our NOD experts: Dana, Tom and Heather!
Dana and Tom will be attending the Manitoba Beekeepers` Association 2025 AGM, Convention and Trade Show!
Heather will be at the New Jersey Beekeepers Association 2025 Winter State Meeting to talk about Varroa control with Formic acid!
If you find yourselves in the area, say hello and ask us anything you might be wondering about Formic Pro and using it to manage varroa in your hives.
Today is celebrated as Family Day throughout Canada. Every bee plays an important role in its hive, just like we do within our families. Whether you celebrate with family, friends, or your chosen "hive", we hope your day is filled with warmth, connection and joy!
Happy Family Day! 💛🐝
Today is celebrated as Family Day throughout Canada. Every bee plays an important role in its hive, just like we do within our families. Whether you celebrate with family, friends, or your chosen "hive", we hope your day is filled with warmth, connection and joy!
Happy Family Day! 💛🐝
