Pests in the bee hive can cause a beekeeper many headaches. Ray talks about Small Hive Beetles, Varroa, Ants, Bears, Racoons, and skunks.

What are the top 2 pests???  Ray talks about Small Hive Beetles and Varroa.  He also will be taking questions from listeners!  

Join Ray Civitts on Buzz TV as he delves into the world of beekeeping during winter. Discover essential tips and insights on ensuring your honey

Choosing the best bee hive feeder can be different based on your geography.  Each of these feeders has positives and negatives and that is where

Ray takes a look at what beekeepers can do to overcome the high “dead out” honey bee rate nationally.  Some simple beekeeping techniques and a

In addition to devastation to infrastructure and property, Hurricane Ian also greatly impacted wildlife.

That includes bees.

According to the University of Florida Entomology Department, up to 400,000 bee hives were lost during Hurricane Ian — a substantial number that will have impacts on crop pollination nationwide.

Mountain Sweet Honey Company, LLC, out of northern Georgia, recently traveled to Southwest Florida to visit beekeepers that were affected, many of which lost all of their hives due to either flooding or wind. They also brought with them supplies, raised by generous customers, to assist these beekeepers.

In addition to devastation to infrastructure and property, Hurricane Ian also greatly impacted wildlife.

That includes bees.

According to the University of Florida Entomology Department, up to 400,000 bee hives were lost during Hurricane Ian — a substantial number that will have impacts on crop pollination nationwide.

Mountain Sweet Honey Company, LLC, out of northern Georgia, recently traveled to Southwest Florida to visit beekeepers that were affected, many of which lost all of their hives due to either flooding or wind. They also brought with them supplies, raised by generous customers, to assist these beekeepers.

In addition to devastation to infrastructure and property, Hurricane Ian also greatly impacted wildlife.

That includes bees.

According to the University of Florida Entomology Department, up to 400,000 bee hives were lost during Hurricane Ian — a substantial number that will have impacts on crop pollination nationwide.

Mountain Sweet Honey Company, LLC, out of northern Georgia, recently traveled to Southwest Florida to visit beekeepers that were affected, many of which lost all of their hives due to either flooding or wind. They also brought with them supplies, raised by generous customers, to assist these beekeepers.

In addition to devastation to infrastructure and property, Hurricane Ian also greatly impacted wildlife.

That includes bees.

According to the University of Florida Entomology Department, up to 400,000 bee hives were lost during Hurricane Ian — a substantial number that will have impacts on crop pollination nationwide.

Mountain Sweet Honey Company, LLC, out of northern Georgia, recently traveled to Southwest Florida to visit beekeepers that were affected, many of which lost all of their hives due to either flooding or wind. They also brought with them supplies, raised by generous customers, to assist these beekeepers.