Making Decisions for How to Address Varroa Mites in Hives
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We interviewed Oregon Food Bank's Renee Alexander and Lisa Waugh, Learning Gardens Program Coordinator, to find out more about their beekeeping projects.
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Read our interview with Aaron Makaruk, CEO and Co-Founder of BuzzBox!
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An Interview with Lara LaFontain of Propel Studio
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An interview with Susan Laarman of Swarm PDX.
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An interview with Christy Goldsby of Honey Mamas.
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An interview with Midwest mixologist, Peter Vestinos.
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Debbie is a Master Gardener and prolific mason bee keeper. Learn more about her and her beekeeping practices here!
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Interview with Mandy Shaw, waggleworkspdx
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If you have an old Bee Thinking Top Bar Hive and want to use those old bars in your new Bee Built Top Bar Hive, follow these steps to adapt them!
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Have questions? Chances are, others do too! Check out the FAQ about our new Top Bar Hives.
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Love bees, but not ready for the commitment of beekeeping? That’s ok! There are many reasons why people (even pollinator-enthusiasts) may not be able to keep bees themselves: space, money, or being seriously allergic are all inhibiting factors for some folks.
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To feed or not to feed? Arguably one of the toughest questions to answer as a beekeeper, but fear not! We’re ready to share a wealth of information that should help you navigate this tricky topic.
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After years of searching for a sustainable source of pine, we've found material that's not only suitable for the bees, but is responsible to the environment, handsome, and available at a great value. As always, we are committed to bringing you the highest quality products while staying true to our core values of using sustainable, local materials.
We are excited to announce that we will now offer our Langstroth hives using sustainable Sugar Pine sourced fromFSC Chain of Custody suppliers in the Pacific Northwest. Here’s why we are thrilled to be offering Bee Thinking pine:
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