Laire Yeah - Gardening & Beekeeping Blogger

I blog about gardening and beekeeping

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Bee Keeping and Honey Processing Business - How to Get Started Bee honey and keeping processing are all age-old income-generating pursuits. Below is just a preference of the way you can also dip in to the candy jar of honey-processing profits. To begin with, you should need to choose the sort of hive you want to utilize on your EbeeHQ bee-keeping business. The KTBH was used broadly by small-farmers as it's not difficult to construct, practical and very low cost to have and maintain compared to Lang troth hive. The hive might be built using locally available cheap materials like scrap timber, woven out of cane or reeds, made from cement cubes or adobe, or you are even allowed to apply older, lost oil drums to that hive bodies.

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Pond Liner Blog

There are various sorts of Pond Liners available on the current market, including stiff preformed and adjustable combs. The expense of constructing a backyard pond working with these liners has diminished dramatically through recent years. However, you need to take care to keep it so that costs don't overwhelm you in t

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Build A Garden Pond In Your Garden

Planing building a backyard pond? Do not know how to get started? What type of stuff to use? Here's a easy and speedy guide which may supply you all of the replies, so that you can begin straight...

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Assessing Algae Growth Naturally in an Outdoor Pond

An outdoor pond is a gorgeous feature to add to any backyard. It supplies a focus for the garden preparation; it drowns out sound pollution, and offers a tranquil spot to unwind. But without proper...

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8 Steps for How to Harvest Honey From a Beehive - EbeeHQ

Honey is the tasty reward you get for being a beekeeper. Just like many creative processes, the honey produced by your bees can sometimes feel like your very own artwork! Well, not really, but you

I like to share information that I find useful and one article in particular that I was impressed by was on EbeeHQ. It’s all about the steps to follow in order to harvest honey from your beehive. The article itself is extremely informative and the steps are very easy to follow, something that would be very useful to a beginner beekeeper. 

A little bit of background about EbeeHQ; As I understand, the business’ website is aimed at education beginner beekeepers in their journey to become more experienced in the craft. I’d highly recommend taking a read of their blog. 

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How to Start a Beehive - A Step By Step Guide | EbeeHQ

Beekeeping is nothing more than keeping a colony of bees in a hive and harvesting the honey that they produce. Sounds simple right? Well, not really... Honey bees are not (and cannot be) domesticated so you

I know that I usually like to discuss the environmental aspects of sustainable beekeeping, and in particular that in recent times we have been neglecting the well-being of bees around the world. 

Well, something occurred to me, we need to have more ears involved in beekeeping, this means getting more people interested in beekeeping itself and what better way than to actively promote the way of becoming a beekeeper. 

Therefore I wanted to feature my good friend Steve’s website ebeehq.com, this is a resource for aspiring/new & intermediate beekeepers where they can learn the craft, have discussions and make fellow beekeeping friends… all in a very friendly environment. 

Steve actively writes on different topics surrounding the subject of beekeeping, these include everything from how to start a beehive, the equipment needed, how to prepare for winter months, etc. 

Anyway, if you’re interested in becoming a beekeeper, I’ve no doubt that you’ll find the site extremely useful.