2 Bees Farm

This festive season is so much more than Christmas parties and gift giving.  Try to be thankful for even the smallest blessings.  We hope your Christmas is filled with the true miracles and meaning of this beautiful time.   We hope you have even more blessings in the new year!

     So, beeing (see what I did there? If you don't like that, you should probably stop reading now.) that we are starting a farm relatively soon, and said farm is going to have honeybees  on it, I thought it might be a good idea to start reading up on beekeeping. I went online and bought a few highly recommended books and started reading.  The first one that I read is from many people's go-to informational book menagerie, the dummy series.      Beekeeping for dummies actually comes very highly recommended by many experienced beekeepers.  They all agree it's very informative and a great reference for both newbees and experienced beekeepers. It's written by Howland Blackiston, a former president of the Backyard Beekeepers Association and an international lecturer on bees and beekeeping. Part 1      As any book having to do with caring for any living beeing should, it starts out helping you make the important decision of whether or not you ACTUALLY want

Here's our pic for the week  very cool light display 😎