To understand what’s happening with your hives, it’s important to keep historical records. You can review easily the beekeeping activities performed for a hive: 1. Open the Apiary Book app 2. In the top left, tap Menu ≡ 3. Tap Hives 4. Select a hive 5. The Hive details screen is displayed 6. Choose Timeline 7.…
Apiary Book is dedicated to promote the interest of the beekeepers from around the world. We are happy to present the first EXPO TECNOAPIS, an event focused on innovation and technology in beekeeping. The event will be held on July 25 and 26, 2019, at the Exhibition Center of the Rural Union of Dourados, Mato…
Thank you for sending us your thoughts! We really appreciate it since we are always looking for ways to make Apiary Book even better. Mario Bernasconi wrote: “Hi, thanks for your fantastic app, we need to have the possibility to mark when you finish a treatment too, not only the beginning. Different types of treatment…
Happy World Bee Day!!! “To raise awareness of the importance of pollinators, the threats they face and their contribution to sustainable development, the UN designated 20 May as World Bee Day.” https://www.un.org/en/events/beeday/index.shtml
Apiary Book’s latest update 4.1 is here, and it’s full of new features: forages/crops map, hive inspection graph and others. Get it now from Google Store! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.csg.apiarybook
One of the most important tasks any beekeeper can do as part of their inspection is record tracking. It is one of the most important things all beekeepers can do to help keep healthy colonies of honey bees. Key things to look for during an inspection: – total number of frames with bees and brood…
At Apiary Book, we are lucky to have an engaged and passionate community of beekeepers, who submit hundreds of feedback and feature request messages through our support channels and social media. Jan send us the following email: “Clicking on a bar on the financial graph that takes you to the record so you can see…
In both stationary and migratory beekeeping, the beekeeper must seek to place his colonies in or near areas where a sufficient quantity of honey plants exists, in season or throughout the year, within the economical flight range of the foragers. Read more about bee forage and floral calendars here.
Did you know Apiary Book allows for intuitive sorting of each queen bee from your apiary? Download the app here and learn to take better care of your bees: http://tiny.cc/b9en5y
We know that some of you celebrated last week so belated Happy Easter to you and for the rest of you celebrating this week: let’s all have a lovely holiday!
