Category: Beekeeping Calendar

In April, bees are in full swing. There will still be some cold snaps, especially in early April, but the weather over the past two weeks has been very favorable for the rapid expansion of bees and even the introduction of more and more nectar and pollen. The strongest nectar flow begins in the third…

March is a good or bad month for your bees. The number of bees increases exponentially, and bees consume more food. Weather and Bee Activity in March The weather in March is a mix of winter and spring. Even with erratic weather, the bees are rushing into spring in full force. The queen now lays…

In February, the bees begin to gain momentum in the hive. Compared to January, the queen bee showed a significant increase in egg-laying performance and an increased risk of starvation. There is more pollen on the tree, but bees need warm days to harvest it. Bees haven’t collected honey yet, but many of the bees…

January is very similar to December, but the bees in the hive are very busy. As daylight increases, more bees hatch, prompting the queen to lay more eggs. Occasional warm days allow bees to collect pollen, an important nutrient for bee brood. There is also an increased risk of starvation in the hive. This process…

The practice of beekeeping is just “one practice”, it’s important to note that beekeepers often have their own way of doing things. Some beekeepers are very attentive, while others take a slightly somewhat weaker approach. No matter what type of beekeeper you are, you should adapt the following calendar to your needs. Predicting bee needs…