by Nicolas Geant | Apr 27, 2023 | Bee Nuc
Bees can be moved from a nuc (short for nucleus colony) to a hive when the nuc has established a strong population and has filled most of the frames with brood and honey. This usually takes between 4-6 weeks after the bees have been installed in the nuc. Before moving...
by Nicolas Geant | Apr 7, 2023 | Bee Nuc
Buying bees from a local breeder has several advantages. Here are some reasons why: Local bees are adapted to local conditions: Bees from a local breeder are better adapted to the local environment, which can improve their chances of survival. Local bees are more...
by Nicolas Geant | Apr 1, 2023 | Bee Nuc
Yes, you can keep bees in your backyard, but it’s important to follow the necessary guidelines and regulations in your local area. Before starting your beekeeping journey, it’s important to research the specific rules and regulations in your area regarding...
by Nicolas Geant | Mar 24, 2023 | Bee Nuc
VSH genetics, or Varroa Sensitive Hygiene genetics, is a genetic trait in honeybees that enables them to detect and remove Varroa mites from their colonies. Varroa mites are a significant threat to honeybee colonies worldwide and can cause severe damage to the...
