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Beekeeping For Newbees

Beekeeping For Newbees

Welcome to Beekeeping For Newbees! This podcast is your ultimate resource for learning how to keep honeybees. Whether you're just starting out or looking to deepen your knowledge, we cover everything you need to know: essential tools, hive components, seasonal tasks, and all the tricks of the trade to help you succeed. If you’re new to beekeeping, this is the perfect place to begin your journey." 🐝

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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best Beekeeping For Newbees episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to Beekeeping For Newbees for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite Beekeeping For Newbees episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

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This week on Bees in the News, we’re covering stories ranging from a tragic bee attack to honeybees disrupting airport operations and more. Tune in for an engaging mix of news from across North America!

What’s Inside This Episode:

  • Arizona Tragedy: A golf course worker dies after being attacked by a swarm of bees. Read more
  • Runway Takeover (Canada): Runaway honeybees cause delays at a Northern Alberta airport. Read more
  • Bee Box Honey’s Success: The rise of Bee Box Honey and their growing operation of over 300 hives. Read more
  • Pollination Shortages: Honeybee shortages challenge wild blueberry growers in New Brunswick. Read more
  • Softball Sponsorship (North Dakota): The Minot Honeybees softball team receives a boost from a Meg-A-Latte sponsorship. Read more

Why Listen to This Episode?
From inspiring success stories to challenging shortages and surprising events, this episode provides a well-rounded look at the diverse world of bees and their impact on our lives.

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Beekeeping for Newbees is your ultimate guide to starting and thriving in the world of beekeeping. Packed with practical advice and personal stories, this podcast is here to help you make the most of your beekeeping journey.

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This week on Bees in the News, we’re exploring stories ranging from alarming trends in honeybee lifespans to inspiring tales of how beekeeping supports communities. Dive into this mix of fascinating news and insights from around the globe!

What’s Inside This Episode:

  • Global: Honeybee life spans are 50% shorter today than they were 50 years ago, raising concerns about colony health. Read more
  • North Carolina: Can bees recognize faces? Research suggests they might be better at it than you think. Read more
  • Australia: Beekeepers fear almond pollination season could become a varroa mite "super-spreader." Read more
  • Texas: A man in Brownsville is recovering after being attacked by aggressive bees at a bus stop. Read more
  • Illinois: Entomologist Hollie Dalenberg uses beekeeping to support her community in unique and inspiring ways. Read more

Why Listen to This Episode?
From scientific discoveries to community-driven stories, this episode offers a broad view of the many ways bees impact our world. Whether you’re concerned about declining bee lifespans or inspired by beekeeping’s potential to make a difference, this episode has something for you.

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Beekeeping for Newbees is your ultimate guide to starting and thriving in the world of beekeeping. Packed with practical advice and personal stories, this podcast is here to help you make the most of your beekeeping journey.

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This week on Bees in the News, we’re exploring fascinating research, a unique mead-making business, and a local festival celebrating pollinators. Dive into the latest buzzworthy stories from around the globe!

What’s Inside This Episode:

  • Global Research: Sugar-conditioned honey bees may be biased towards nectarless flowers—an intriguing study. Read more
  • Biochemistry Insight: Acetylcholine and choline levels in honey bee worker brood reveal new findings about bee health. Read more
  • Alaska: A Homer-based business takes a local approach to brewing mead, with the help of thousands of bees. Readmore
  • Colorado: A Broomfield festival buzzes with honey bees and celebrates local pollinators. Read more
  • Israel: A study highlights the importance of a balanced diet for honeybee health. Read more

Why Listen to This Episode?
From groundbreaking studies to community events, this episode blends science and culture to provide a comprehensive view of the latest in the beekeeping world. Whether you’re into research or celebrating pollinators, there’s something for everyone!

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Beekeeping for Newbees is your ultimate guide to starting and thriving in the world of beekeeping. Packed with practical advice and personal stories, this podcast is here to help you make the most of your beekeeping journey.

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This week on Bees in the News, we’re exploring a variety of stories, from the rediscovery of a rare bee species to disputes over hive regulations and alarming losses in Ontario. Tune in for the latest updates and insights.

What’s Inside This Episode:

  • Global: Conservationists rediscover a rare bee species that had been missing for decades, bringing hope to pollinator conservation efforts. Read more
  • Illinois: A dispute between neighbors in Geneva sparks calls for new beekeeping regulations. Read more
  • Texas: Two people are hospitalized after a bee attack in Edinburg, highlighting seasonal challenges with aggressive bees. Read more
  • Montana: The state launches a Bee Atlas project to identify and document bee populations statewide. Read more
  • Ontario: A Northern Ontario beekeeper reports devastating losses of nearly 2 million bees this season, raising concerns about hive management and environmental factors. Read more

Why Listen to This Episode?
From hopeful rediscoveries to pressing challenges, this episode showcases the diverse realities of beekeeping today. Whether you’re interested in conservation, regulations, or hive health, there’s something here for everyone.

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Beekeeping for Newbees is your ultimate guide to starting and thriving in the world of beekeeping. Packed with practical advice and personal stories, this podcast is here to help you make the most of your beekeeping journey.

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This week on Bees in the News, we’re covering a variety of stories, from bee swarm attacks and promising pesticide antidotes to a heartfelt farewell to Salt Lake City’s baseball team, the Bees. Tune in for this week’s buzzworthy updates!

What’s Inside This Episode:

  • Texas: Two North Texans are hospitalized after a bee swarm attack in North Richland Hills. Read more
  • Cornell Research: A new bee antidote shows promise in counteracting the effects of deadly pesticides. Read more
  • South Carolina: A decades-old colony of 40,000 bees is safely removed from the walls of a family’s home. Readmore
  • National: Signs of hope emerge as new bee species are discovered across the United States. Read more
  • Utah: Salt Lake City bids farewell to its beloved baseball team, the Bees, marking the end of an era. Read more

Why Listen to This Episode?
This episode offers a mix of science, discoveries, and community stories, showcasing the wide-ranging impact of bees—from their role in ecosystems to their cultural significance.

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About the Podcast:
Beekeeping for Newbees is your ultimate guide to starting and thriving in the world of beekeeping. Packed with practical advice and personal stories, this podcast is here to help you make the most of your beekeeping journey.

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This week on Bees in the News, we’re exploring a variety of stories, from an unusual highway “bee-mergency” to inspiring stories of veterans in beekeeping and even some victories on the field from a high school team named the Bees. Dive in!

What’s Inside This Episode:

  • California: A red pepper spill on Highway 101 turns into a “bee-mergency,” attracting swarms of bees. Read more
  • South Dakota: Veterans find healing and purpose by harvesting honey with a beekeeping organization. Read more
  • Tennessee: “Leave the leaves” to create healthier yards that support butterflies, bees, and other pollinators. Readmore
  • Global Research: Bees demonstrate irrational biases when choosing flowers, offering fascinating insights into their behavior. Read more
  • New York: The Baldwinsville Bees girls' high school field hockey team earns impressive victories over Auburn and Fayetteville-Manlius. Read more

Why Listen to This Episode?
From quirky stories to heartfelt community efforts and behavioral research, this episode offers a little bit of everything to keep you informed and entertained.

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About the Podcast:
Beekeeping for Newbees is your ultimate guide to starting and thriving in the world of beekeeping. Packed with practical advice and personal stories, this podcast is here to help you make the most of your beekeeping journey.

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In this episode of The Bee Buzz, I’m fielding a variety of questions from our Discord community and emails sent in by listeners. From hive management to seasonal challenges, this episode is packed with practical insights and tips! 💬📧🐝

What’s Inside This Episode:

  • Listener Questions: A selection of thoughtful questions from our Discord and email inbox.
  • Beekeeping Advice: Tips and solutions for real-world challenges shared by our community.
  • Community Highlights: Shoutouts to some of our active contributors and their stories.

Why Listen to This Episode?
Listener questions are the heart of our podcast, offering a chance to address real concerns and share collective knowledge. This episode is a great way to learn from others and connect with the beekeeping community.

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About the Podcast:
Beekeeping for Newbees is your ultimate guide to starting and thriving in the world of beekeeping. Packed with practical advice and personal stories, this podcast is here to help you make the most of your beekeeping journey.

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Beekeeping For Newbees - Episode 53 - 🐝 Laying Worker? That’s Not Your Job
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05/14/23 • 17 min

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In this episode, we tackle the challenge of dealing with laying workers. Learn how to recognize when a laying worker is present in your hive and the best methods to address this issue effectively. 🍯🐝

What’s Inside This Episode:

  • What Is a Laying Worker?: Understanding the signs and causes of this phenomenon.
  • Recognizing the Problem: How to identify a laying worker in your hive.
  • Solutions and Strategies: Steps to resolve the issue and restore balance to your colony.

Why Listen to This Episode?
A laying worker can cause serious disruption in a hive if not addressed promptly. This episode provides the knowledge and strategies you need to handle this situation with confidence.

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About the Podcast:
Beekeeping for Newbees is your ultimate guide to starting and thriving in the world of beekeeping. Packed with practical advice and personal stories, this podcast is here to help you make the most of your beekeeping journey.

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Beekeeping For Newbees - Episode 52 - 🐝 Why Won’t They Use All That Free Space?
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05/01/23 • 27 min

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In this episode, we dive into a common beekeeping frustration: how to encourage bees to make use of available space. Sometimes, they’ll swarm despite having unused frames and even entire supers untouched. With these tips, you’ll learn how to get them to draw up comb and make the most of the space in their hives. 🍯🐝

What’s Inside This Episode:

  • Understanding Bee Behavior: Why bees might ignore available frames and supers.
  • Encouraging Comb Building: Tips for getting bees to draw out and use unused space.
  • Practical Strategies: Adjustments you can make to optimize hive organization.

Why Listen to This Episode?
Efficient space usage is essential for a thriving hive. This episode provides actionable advice to help you encourage your bees to build and store where you need them to.

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Beekeeping for Newbees is your ultimate guide to starting and thriving in the world of beekeeping. Packed with practical advice and personal stories, this podcast is here to help you make the most of your beekeeping journey.

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Beekeeping For Newbees - Episode 86 - Bees in the News (8): Global Highlights 📰🐝
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06/26/24 • 10 min

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This week on Bees in the News, we’re diving into articles that span the globe—from the UK to Central Asia and beyond. We also highlight a fun story from North Dakota, where the Minot Honeybees girls’ softball team is making waves.

What’s Inside This Episode:

  • Genetic Testing and Hornets (UK): Learn how genetic testing confirms the widespread presence of invasive, bee-killing Asian hornets. Read more
  • The Honey Bee Crisis (Utah): Is the honey bee crisis really over, or is there more to the story? Read more
  • Health Audit of Central Asia’s Honeybees: An urgent call for a health audit to protect honeybee populations in Central Asia. Read more
  • Thymol Blocks in Beekeeping (California): Insights into extended-release thymol blocks and their potential benefits for hive health. Read more
  • Minot Honeybees (North Dakota): A spotlight on the Minot Honeybees girls’ softball team as they gear up for their home opener after a long road trip. Read more

Why Listen to This Episode?
From invasive species to innovations in hive management, this episode covers crucial global and regional developments in the world of bees and beyond. And, of course, there’s a little fun with North Dakota’s own Honeybees softball team!

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Have questions, insights, or stories to share? Connect with the Beekeeping for Newbees community:

About the Podcast:
Beekeeping for Newbees is your ultimate guide to starting and thriving in the world of beekeeping. Packed with practical advice and personal stories, this podcast is here to help you make the most of your beekeeping journey.

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How many episodes does Beekeeping For Newbees have?

Beekeeping For Newbees currently has 116 episodes available.

What topics does Beekeeping For Newbees cover?

The podcast is about Leisure, Hobbies, Beekeeping, How To, Podcasts and Education.

What is the most popular episode on Beekeeping For Newbees?

The episode title 'Episode 89 - Bees in the News (10): Crisis or Not? 📰🐝' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Beekeeping For Newbees?

The average episode length on Beekeeping For Newbees is 30 minutes.

How often are episodes of Beekeeping For Newbees released?

Episodes of Beekeeping For Newbees are typically released every 4 days, 19 hours.

When was the first episode of Beekeeping For Newbees?

The first episode of Beekeeping For Newbees was released on Aug 17, 2020.

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