Bee keeping for beginners

Beekeeping is becoming more popular. The USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service estimates that honey production increased to 19 percent between 2013 and 2014, with the average hive producing upwards of 65 pounds.1 With a little know-how, starting a hive is a sweet way to support pollinators and turn a hobby into delicious honey.

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In this series, backyard beekeeping for beginners, I hope to share some important things to think about before beginning the journey of keeping bees.

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In this series, backyard beekeeping for beginners, I hope to share some important things to think about before beginning the journey of keeping bees.

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