Nina Layink - Beekeeping Blog

As you can probably tell, my name is Nina and I'm a full-time student at Washington State University, studying Apiology (For those interested in doing the same here's the link for more information - http://entomology.wsu.edu/). I developed an interest in beekeeping whilst blogging full-time during last summer for a small (now quite popular) beekeeping blog called EbeeHQ. I wrote a few articles for them, one of my favourites was on how to start a beehive (link here), which I wrote based on my own experiences as well as other beekeepers research.

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This is such a great post, one of the first posts that I read on Ebee’s website. And it really gave me the inspiration and information I needed to go out and get started beekeeping... So thank-you...

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At EbeeHQ we want to provide the best beekeeping information for our visitors.

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Top 12 Best Beehive & Beekeeping Starter Kits (2020 Review)🥇 | EbeeHQ

Discover the Best Beekeeping Starter Kits to buy in 2020! (UPDATED) With our list of the 12 Beehives Starter Kits. Ultimate Buyer's Guide at EbeeHQ 🥇

For those looking to begin beekeeping, have a look at these beehvie starter kits that EbeeHQ recommend!

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IWriter Review – Mai Kenu – Medium

Introduction to IWriter Review

Ok, so a little off-topic, but I’ve been getting lots of questions about how EbeeHQ managed to find and hire me as a content writer for their beekeeping blog. And this is how, IWriter! I used to market my blogging skills on this platform and luckily I was found by Steve, the owner of EbeeHQ. 

As for the platform itself, take a look at this review and see if you’d like to join and either become a writer or hire other writers. 

Eitherway, I’m sure Steve is still hiring writers on that platform, so if you’re looking at writing for his beekeeping blog, then message him or me.

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Keeping bees: Get smart before you start

WATCH: Beekeeper Larry Brainard discusses taking care of his bees and what it takes to be a beekeeper.

Although this is an older article (being from 2015). The message still holds true, 100%... If you’re looking to look after bees, and technically become a beekeeper, you need to firstly look at educating yourself. It will exponentially help with the entire beekeeping process if you do this, and the more the better. 

Remember these are living organisms that you’re dealing with here, organisms which we rely on in our current planet’s ecosystem... Therefore they deserve the respect of their caretaker being educated enough to help ensure their well-being.