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Create a thriving home for bees right in your backyard with a DIY beehive—support pollinators, boost your garden, and enjoy fresh honey. The first challenge is deciding where to put your hive—then you ...

Bringing bees to your garden means more pollinators and a healthier local ecosystem. If you have a stump in your yard, you ...

The directions below detail construction of the hive’s base and inner and outer covers, plus five supers for collecting honey. Come springtime, you’ll begin with two honey supers (each outfitted with ...

Not up for taking on a hive yourself? “Honey do” be nice to our buzzy friends with these easy tips. If you stumble upon a colony hanging from your tree branch or doorway, put down the Raid. The ...

Backyard Beekeepers are installing their hives in increasing numbers this year, right in town and all around Sonoma County. Already, reservations have been made for double the amount of bees and hives ...

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The second iteration of the popular Flow Hive is a huge hit, as people look to help bees and connect more to their food–without having to wear a suit to get the honey. It took a decade for Stuart and ...

A student beekeeping group installed UCLA’s first student-made beehive on campus Friday. The Bruin Beekeepers at UCLA, an organization that aims to educate students about the native bee population and ...