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The Farm and the Bees
![]() Honeycomb | ![]() Honeycomb frames where the bees live | ![]() Forager bees coming home |
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![]() Bees at Work | ![]() Beekeeper Holding a Honeycomb | ![]() Beekeeper holding a frame of bees |
![]() Bees on BorageBorage is an herb that bees can't resist | ![]() Spring time at the bee yardSpring brings an abundance of wildflowers | ![]() Monarch Butterfly larveMilkweek is essential to Monarchs |
![]() Bees just love milkweedMilkweed is a host to many pollinators | ![]() Beekeeper watching a swarmWe've become a master at catching swarms on our farm | ![]() Our second bee yardColorful disks help bees identify their home |
![]() Swarm catching | ![]() Monarchs on the farm | ![]() Mentoring new beekeepers |
![]() One of our apiariesHives nestled among our fruit trees | ![]() Queen castlesWe raise our own honeybee queens | ![]() Bees love milkweed |
![]() Happy beesBees do a dance on the front of their hive called "washboarding" | ![]() Another one of our bee yardsBuzzing with activity | ![]() Catching a swarmHoneybees swarm as a natural way of reproduction |
![]() Swarm in a treeHoneybee swarms occur in a variety of sizes | ![]() Abundance of bees | ![]() Clear day across the field |
![]() Spring time at the yardSpring time bring buttercups to the bee yard | ![]() Bees love sageSage is just one of the herbs growing on our farm | ![]() Beekeeping seems like an "everyday" eventChecking hives in one of our yards |
![]() Happy frame of beesBeautiful day for checking the bees | ![]() Wildflower HoneyThe rich amber color of our wildflower honey | ![]() America's Grow-a-RowVolunteering as beekeepers is a very rewarding experience |
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