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In this month's issue, learn about the 500-year history of the global trade in beeswax, how to make kombucha with your honey, finding out about whether bees have personalities, and the event that tests what it means to make a good honey.
In this month's issue, learn about the 500-year history of the global trade in beeswax, how to make kombucha with your honey, finding out about whether bees have personalities, and the event that tests what it means to make a good honey.
Symptoms include:
* Difficulty breathing or swallowing
* Swelling of the throat and tongue
If you experience these symptoms after a sting, seek medical attention.
Symptoms include:
* Difficulty breathing or swallowing
* Swelling of the throat and tongue
If you experience these symptoms after a sting, seek medical attention.
Come and attend our very own BeeCraft lectures, held on Friday 24th October, where we'll be sharing personal experiences and tips!
For more information, visit www.honeyshow.co.uk
Come and attend our very own BeeCraft lectures, held on Friday 24th October, where we'll be sharing personal experiences and tips!
For more information, visit www.honeyshow.co.uk
To enter this year's competition to win a complete Cedar National Hive donated by @nationalbeesupplies, email your photo to editor@bee-craft.com any time up until the 31 October 2025.
To enter this year's competition to win a complete Cedar National Hive donated by @nationalbeesupplies, email your photo to editor@bee-craft.com any time up until the 31 October 2025.
Find this article and more in the latest issue of BeeCraft.
Find this article and more in the latest issue of BeeCraft.
Co-editor Stephen Fleming explores the nature of the Undertaker bee, specialists responsible for removing dead nestmates from the hive.
Learn more about the work of Undertaker bees in the latest issue of BeeCraft.
Co-editor Stephen Fleming explores the nature of the Undertaker bee, specialists responsible for removing dead nestmates from the hive.
Learn more about the work of Undertaker bees in the latest issue of BeeCraft.
Find out what happened to the cello hive on page 15 of the newest BeeCraft issue.
Find out what happened to the cello hive on page 15 of the newest BeeCraft issue.
Learn more about Simon's research on page 11 of BeeCraft.
Learn more about Simon's research on page 11 of BeeCraft.
In the Sundarbans — the world’s biggest mangrove forest — honey collectors (known as moulis) risk their lives battling tides, swarms of bees… and even tigers, just to bring home this rare red honey.
Dive into the story of blood honey in the latest issue of BeeCraft.
In the Sundarbans — the world’s biggest mangrove forest — honey collectors (known as moulis) risk their lives battling tides, swarms of bees… and even tigers, just to bring home this rare red honey.
Dive into the story of blood honey in the latest issue of BeeCraft.
BeeCraft co-editor Stephen Fleming explores the wild world of entomologist Justin O. Schmidt, the man who got stung for science — all in the name of understanding insect pain.
To find out more, head to page 33 of the July BeeCraft!
BeeCraft co-editor Stephen Fleming explores the wild world of entomologist Justin O. Schmidt, the man who got stung for science — all in the name of understanding insect pain.
To find out more, head to page 33 of the July BeeCraft!
This month’s CIBER feature in BeeCraft looks at New Zealand research comparing alarm pheromone levels and hive sound recordings.
Full article in the July issue.
This month’s CIBER feature in BeeCraft looks at New Zealand research comparing alarm pheromone levels and hive sound recordings.
Full article in the July issue.
Find out more in the latest issue of BeeCraft!
Find out more in the latest issue of BeeCraft!
To enter this year's competition to win a complete Cedar National Hive kindly donated by National bee supplies, email your photo to editor@bee-craft.com any time up until 31 October 2025
To enter this year's competition to win a complete Cedar National Hive kindly donated by National bee supplies, email your photo to editor@bee-craft.com any time up until 31 October 2025
In this month's issue, find out about Bee-powered Rockets, Chronic Bee Paralysis, the pantaloon bee and much more.
Head over to our website now to read the digital copy!
In this month's issue, find out about Bee-powered Rockets, Chronic Bee Paralysis, the pantaloon bee and much more.
Head over to our website now to read the digital copy!
📍 Discover how one BKA tackled a real-life EFB outbreak with swift action, education, and teamwork.
🧪 Practical advice on detection and inspections
🔥 Honest insights into euthanasia methods and disinfection
🧼 Tips to improve your own apiary biosecurity
#BeeCraft #Beekeeping
📍 Discover how one BKA tackled a real-life EFB outbreak with swift action, education, and teamwork.
🧪 Practical advice on detection and inspections
🔥 Honest insights into euthanasia methods and disinfection
🧼 Tips to improve your own apiary biosecurity
#BeeCraft #Beekeeping
in them was a yellow-legged hornet which had already built a primary nest about the size of a tennis ball and contained between five and ten workers.
More details to follow in an upcoming issue of BeeCraft.
Photos: Crown copyright
in them was a yellow-legged hornet which had already built a primary nest about the size of a tennis ball and contained between five and ten workers.
More details to follow in an upcoming issue of BeeCraft.
Photos: Crown copyright
Her story is a reminder of how one unexpected moment can lead to a lifelong passion.
Her story is a reminder of how one unexpected moment can lead to a lifelong passion.
The June issue of BeeCraft Magazine walks you through a beginner-friendly queen-rearing method — perfect for those new to the craft.
📖 Grab your copy of the June BeeCraft — available now!
The June issue of BeeCraft Magazine walks you through a beginner-friendly queen-rearing method — perfect for those new to the craft.
📖 Grab your copy of the June BeeCraft — available now!
This revealing look at one of the UK’s most underappreciated crops is available on page 26 of the June BeeCraft!
This revealing look at one of the UK’s most underappreciated crops is available on page 26 of the June BeeCraft!
Apimondia is a global congress hosted by the International Federation of Beekeepers' Associations and, this year, will take place in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Tag your favourite young beekeeper below 😉
Apimondia is a global congress hosted by the International Federation of Beekeepers' Associations and, this year, will take place in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Tag your favourite young beekeeper below 😉
Learn about the interesting characteristics of the Bryony plant and it's interaction with this fascinating insect in the June BeeCraft!
Learn about the interesting characteristics of the Bryony plant and it's interaction with this fascinating insect in the June BeeCraft!
Helen Tworkowski explores how the Romans mastered beekeeping across their vast empire—from the warm hills of Italy to the windswept edges of Britain.
From cork hives to ancient swarm control, find out more in the latest issue of BeeCraft!
Helen Tworkowski explores how the Romans mastered beekeeping across their vast empire—from the warm hills of Italy to the windswept edges of Britain.
From cork hives to ancient swarm control, find out more in the latest issue of BeeCraft!
In this month's issue, find out about EFB in an association apiary, Roman beekeeping, the use of neonicotinoid pesticides, the bryony mining bee, and much more.
Head over to our website now to read the digitial copy!
In this month's issue, find out about EFB in an association apiary, Roman beekeeping, the use of neonicotinoid pesticides, the bryony mining bee, and much more.
Head over to our website now to read the digitial copy!
Bees for Development showed an impressive Balcony garden that demonstrated how small urban areas can promote pollinator health, winning the silver gilt!
Bees for Development showed an impressive Balcony garden that demonstrated how small urban areas can promote pollinator health, winning the silver gilt!