Marge with her bees |
Five
years ago I wanted to know what beekeeping was all about, so I took a Beekeeping
course. It inspired me right off the bat to start one hive in my backyard. I
had a blast taking care of my thousands of little pets, and meeting some very
interesting beekeepers. My plan was to start one more hive the next year, but
instead ended up with five. Long story short, I had 36 hives going into my
fourth year of beekeeping. I like to refer to it as a hobby gone wild! I would recommend
starting with one hive and see where it takes you. I have had opportunity to
mentor many new beekeepers in their newfound hobby. Some are very content to
maintain a hive or two in their backyard, and some go wild and can’t seem to
have enough hives.
What other kind of hobby can get
you outdoors, challenge your mind, contribute to the ecosystem, and reap sweet
rewards (honey!) for friends and family? See what beekeeping is all about and attend
the beekeeping workshop I will be teaching here at Lyman Woods on March 2nd. Learn about the fascinating honeybee and what
it takes to get started in the fun “hobbee” of beekeeping!
Interested in learning all about beekeeping from Marge? Click here to register for the Beginner Beekeeping Workshop on March 2nd.
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