Introducing a capped queen cell
The queenless split is made of frames of mostly capped brood and older larvae (4 days or older). Frames of young larvae and eggs should be avoided. If there are eggs […]
Bear Fence
John A. Gaut, EAS Master Beekeeper The materials are for an overall area of 16 feet by 16 feet, enough for up to 8 hives. The charger is the most expensive […]
Water bottle bee
This hive has a clear inner cover without a top entrance. There is insulation above the inner cover that minimizes condensation. There were a few bees filling up with water! […]
Beekeeping in New Jersey
New Jersey Monthly Magazine’s February 2017’s beekeeping article featuring NJ State Apiarist, Tim Schuler, and our own club President, Frank Mortimer. https://njmonthly.com/articles/jersey-living/animals/beehive-buzz-about-beekeeping/ And the sidebar: https://njmonthly.com/articles/jersey-living/animals/6-easy-steps-become-backyard-beekeeper/
Honey 4 Sale
The Northeast NJ Beekeepers Association has compiled a list of its beekeepers who offer their local honey for sale. If you would like to try some local, all-natural, raw honey […]
Winners announced for NNJBA Honey Cup 2015!
The Northeast New Jersey Beekeepers Association (NNJBA) held their third annual Northeast NJ Honey Tasting Competition with over 180 honey lovers and tasters attending to pick the Northeast NJ champions […]
Honey Cup 2015
The 2015 Honey Cup will be held at 8 pm on Friday Sept.18, at Ramapo College, 505 Ramapo Valley Road, Mahwah, NJ in the Anisfield School of Business building.Dozens of […]