Last week some of the bees got pulled from several yards. Here are Andria and Wynne proud of load...

We finished the latest round on the bee circuit last Friday. That did involve getting the truck s...

We are in another week-long stretch of excessive cool precipitation. A few days ago it was decent...

The syrup pump from the previous post has rejoined the mission to save the bees. After several j...

The other day I dropped into the well-loved brewpub in Solon, Big Grove Brewery, and saw that our...

As the bees move into the brood boxes for the rest of the year following harvest, there are alway...

September 1st! It was a very productive week. Most of the honey is off the hives, and most of the...

We continue to truck along with the 2018 honey harvest. The barrels are filling as the pressure ...

We made another voyage to Des Moines for the famed Iowa State Fair a few days ago. The Iowa Honey...

Off we go into the depths of harvest season! Now we're getting a bit of rhythm and fatigue all mi...

A Lovely Frame for the Cowen Uncapper! We have some wonderful frames like this one that make ...

We squeezed in the first load of honey pulling yesterday!  There were some very heavy boxes on th...

Andria's Impressive Pallet--Many Industrious Bees in the Air!   Good news, there are quite a...

I passed the recent week of rain in a fairly anxious state. The clovers were just starting to yie...

Milkweed entertained me when I was several years old, in the usual toddleresque and destructive m...

The newly distributed bees in the last post reminded of some of our earlier adventures that did n...

The bees are moved out and boxed up.  There were several locations that caught a good flow off of...

Looking back at my pics from spring 2018, I see a few that caught my attention when I was out in ...

Hello from Bee Team Mount Vernon! Mount Vernon Hive Inspections--Happiness In Tow! Well her...

Putting up some photos of the refurbished Woodman in a recent post has inspired me to share a few...