Even in winter, you might encounter honey bees. While large swarms are less common, smaller clusters or active bees can still appear. Understanding what to do in these...
Read More...January 26, 2026
The quiet of winter can be a much needed respite for many beekeepers. But even in the coldest months, responsible hive management and swarm awareness are still importa...
Read More...January 25, 2026
Even in January, you might spot honey bees buzzing around in Texas. While much of the country is blanketed in snow, the Lone Star State often experiences mild winter d...
Read More...January 25, 2026
While much of the country is hunkered down in the dead of winter, things are already starting to stir in the Golden State. With mild temperatures persisting even in Ja...
Read More...January 25, 2026
Seeing a cluster of bees on your property can be alarming, but it's often a natural phenomenon called swarming. Swarming is how honey bee colonies reproduce, and it's...
Read More...January 25, 2026
Winter might seem like a quiet time for beekeeping, but in many regions, bees are still active. In the warmer climates of states like Arizona and Florida, colonies can...
Read More...January 25, 2026
Think swarm season is over? While the peak swarming months are behind us, January can still bring unexpected opportunities to expand your apiary with free bees. Especi...
Read More...January 25, 2026
Okay, it's January. You're probably thinking, "Bees? Now?" But believe it or not, honey bees can be active and swarm, even in the colder months. While it's less common...
Read More...January 25, 2026
Believe it or not, even in January, you might spot a honey bee swarm in Arizona! While much of the country is blanketed in snow, Arizona's mild winters can sometimes t...
Read More...January 25, 2026
It might be January, but down in the Southern Hemisphere, it's prime time for bee swarms! If you're an Australian homeowner, especially along the eastern coast, you mi...
Read More...January 25, 2026
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