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WHEN brewer Chris Bee was making deliveries to bars in vibrant areas of Manchester he thought ‘Shipley could do with something like this.’

In previous Plan Bee articles, we have discussed traveling to the apiary and harvesting the honey supers. Once harvested the honey is taken to a honey room where it is

This year was a bountiful year for honey.

I have to admit, extracting the honey is probably the most fun part of beekeeping.

Want to savor a brew and soak up the sunshine at the same time? Head to these breweries with beer gardens and patios to do just that.

When I began Plan Bee, I realized there was so much to share about the little honey bee and local beekeeping but I wasn’t sure how to start. My intent

Honey bees, like humans, need proper nourishment and food to live, grow and maintain good health. Honey bees are vegetarian, consuming only honey, a carbohydrate that provides an energy source

Gardeners and beekeepers have a lot in common, they both love springtime.

A NEW plan has been launched by a local group to help ‘save Cumbria’s pollinators.

As was discussed in the last Plan Bee, swarm chasing is a reactive approach to catching swarms; the beekeeper receives the swarm call, arrives on the scene, captures and hives