First time apiarist gone wild! Check out how I set up my first bee hive. Do’s and don’ts with an emphasis. On don’ts! Check tonight for the full video!
I started beekeeping the same way as you, watched a bunch of videos and once I knew enough, I got some bees. So happy you're getting into beekeeping :) Steep learning curve but very rewarding. I can recommend a few channels: Vino Farm: Very good for beginners, he's the main reason I got into beekeeping. Barnyard bees, also makes several videos for newer beekeepers. Walker Bee Ranch, good for newbies / small scale. Kodiak Farm Bees, also good for new beekeepers. Richard Noel: More advanced, and he's a Brit living in France, but very good advice that can translate to newer beekeepers. a Canadian Beekeeper’s Blog (Ian Steppler), Commercial guy, but a LOT of great advice that can be used at any level. Bob Binnie, similar to Ian, but he's in the US. University of Guelph Honey Bee Research Centre. Has advice for all skill levels
I started beekeeping the same way as you, watched a bunch of videos and once I knew enough, I got some bees. So happy you're getting into beekeeping :) Steep learning curve but very rewarding.
I can recommend a few channels:
Vino Farm: Very good for beginners, he's the main reason I got into beekeeping.
Barnyard bees, also makes several videos for newer beekeepers.
Walker Bee Ranch, good for newbies / small scale.
Kodiak Farm Bees, also good for new beekeepers.
Richard Noel: More advanced, and he's a Brit living in France, but very good advice that can translate to newer beekeepers.
a Canadian Beekeeper’s Blog (Ian Steppler), Commercial guy, but a LOT of great advice that can be used at any level.
Bob Binnie, similar to Ian, but he's in the US.
University of Guelph Honey Bee Research Centre. Has advice for all skill levels