Beekeeping was known long before our era. Its development went through several stages. At first, wild beekeeping consisted of hunting for honey and beeswax—bees’ nests and their honeycombs were found in tree hollows. The stages of wild-hive beekeeping and stump beekeeping in logs and tree holl...
Home About Fearnan in the Past Local Deliveries Local Recycling Opportunities Photograph Archive Useful Contact Numbers What’s OnBurns and Bees Posted on February 23, 2025 by Fearnan Village Association Upcoming Events 4th March 11.00 – 12.30 : Pancake Pop-Up. Join us on Tuesday 4th March for...
(1839-1923) was an American beekeeper and businessman whose additions to the culture of beekeeping in the 19 th century transformed the way many people looked at bees. Bee culture and the ways in which agricultural communities and bees were mutually independent for survival and prosperity. For ...
Gardens provideessential habitats for beesacross the UK, so make sure you are maximising the pollinator potential of your outdoor space. If you don't have a garden, then check whether your public spaces, parks and road verges are bee friendly and let local councils know how they can improve...
At that point the pooing issue seems to no longer become an issue. Then I can enjoy watching my cats sleeping comfortable in my vegetable garden paths, while the bees buzz around and I notice there is a lacking of rodents(I kind of feel bad for the little creatures, but such is nature...