June 22-28, 2020 is designated National Pollinator Week! “National Pollinator Week is a time to celebrate pollinators and spread the word about what you can do to protect them.” Find Activities and Lightnings here: https://www.pollinator.org/pollinator-week
As social insects living in a colony, honey bees must communicate with one another. Honey bees use movement (dance language), pheromones, or vibrations. They use these communication methods to describe the precise location of the best foraging sites, as well as to keep their hierarchy and social life at the appropriate level. Following the example…
Beekeeping involves a lot of hands-on activity in the field. Use your smartphone to record data on-site regarding feeding, hive statuses and any important changes you observe. Apiary Book Pro instantly uploads the information to the cloud and then when you get home you can review it on your desktop for more visibility! Sign now…
A calendar is helpful in applying the right management practice at the right time. Plan ahead with your beekeeping, time your colony inspections and manipulations to prevent problems from developing.
We’re happy to announce a major improvement to the Apiary Book app based on a lot of the feedback we’ve received from our community over the past year. Apiary Book’s new Voice Assistant app lets you use the app hands-free. It is designed to help beekeepers to record the activities performed in the apiary using…
Apiary Book lets you register hive weight details for each individual hive. This will help you learn valuable insight regarding the condition and activities of the honeybee colony, the timing of nectar flow and the quality of the relationship between bees and their environment. Download the Apiary Book beekeeping app at the link below and…
