Fiji Beekeepers Association is looking for skilled beekeepers who are willing to mentor less experienced beekeepers for a one-year period beginning in January. Mentors will work side-by-side with their trainee(s) and teach them essential beekeeping skills.
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So we have been having discussions on which flowers do honey bees like or indeed even land on, and collect nectar and pollen from in Fiji. There is normal vocal disagreement and discussion, always good natured 🙂 , at every Fiji Beekeepers Association meeting.
Honey bee on coffee flower in Fiji – John Caldeira Read More »
I have uploaded each chapter of `A Guide to Beekeeping in the Tropics’ with Gavin McKenzie to YouTube for everyone to see fast and simply. It is easiest followed from this playlist.
‘A Guide to Beekeeping in the Tropics’ with Gavin McKenzie Videos Read More »
So we have been having discussions on which flowers do honey bees like or indeed even land on, and collect nectar and pollen from in Fiji. There is normal vocal disagreement and discussion, always good natured 🙂 , at every Fiji Beekeepers Association meeting.
A queen bee indulges in many strange behaviors, not the least of which is choosing the sex of her offspring. Of course, this surreal proclivity is shared throughout the Hymenoptera, a fact that doesn’t make it any less mysterious.
The first eleven days of a worker bee’s life: egg & larva Read More »
So finally on Tuesday morning in August 2020 we had a sunny day, and we decided “green light” on be moving the bees from a neighbour’s exterior wall,. #beekeeper #honey #bee #savethebees #nature #honeybees #honeybee #beehive #apia #beekeepers #beekeeperslife #rawhoney #apicoltura #beeswax #apicultura #api #beekeepinglife #queenbee #miele #miel #organic #localhoney #insects #honigbiene#beelove #ar #lovebees #ilovebees #hives #abejas #imkern #propolis
