The Beekeeper's Guide: Fun and Simple Steps to Apiary Success and Self Sufficiency

by Trevor Darby

How to be Successful as a new Beekeeper Have you always wanted to keep bees but haven’t quite known where to start? Have you thought about keeping bees but aren’t sure what equipment you might need? Do you love honeybees and have been looking to learn more about these wonderful little creatures? Pay close attention if you said “Yes” to any of these questions. . . Keeping bees can be an exciting hobby full of joy and sweet rewards. Many new beekeepers struggle when their dreams of keeping bees don’t quite match up to the reality of this hobby. The great news is, you can become an amazing beekeeper if you just know the right steps to take in each situation. RIGHT Learn the Simple Steps to Successful Beekeeping It isn’t hard to keep bees. All you have to do is follow the proper steps outlined in, “The Beekeeper’s Guide”. Here you will learn what equipment you need, where to best place your new hives, and how to extract a bountiful harvest of honey. In the book, The Beekeeper’s Guide, we will learn the specific steps to successful beekeeping. This book is different because it first takes you on a journey through the hive. As you begin to understand how the hive is organized and the role of the queen, the drones, and the worker’s, you will clearly understand how to best take care of your hive. The Beekeeper’s Fun and Simple Steps to Apiary Success and Self Sufficiency The Beekeeper’s Guide contains simple steps to learn the secrets of apiary success. In this book, you will What equipment you need for success How to set up your hives in the optimal location for maximum production The life and times of the honeybee and the hive What a successful beekeeper looks for when they check their hive How to properly inspect a hive to ensure all is well How to prepare for the harvest What possible challenges your hive may face and how to deal with each one How to properly overwinter your hives You can learn to keep honeybees. All it takes is a desire to learn and a willingness to get out there and do it. Would you like to Know More? Download and start learning to keep bees. Scroll to the top of the page and select the buy button.

223 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 15, 2014

About the author

Once upon a time...

Trevor's mom got a call from his third grade teacher.

Trevor had never arrived at school. His mom grew worried. She searched high and low for him. He was nowhere to be found.

Until she opened the door to a small sewing room...

Trevor was sitting on a pile of blankets, reading his favorite book. His mother scolded him and sent him to school. He was not deterred and continued reading his book as he walked to school.

To this day...

Trevor is most often found in a comfortable niche, reading his next favorite book.

But sometimes...

He can also be found writing.

Influences include: Dave Wolverton, L.E. Modesitt, Michael Moorcock, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, George Orwell, Jim Butcher, Terry Pratchett, and Anne McCaffrey.

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Reviews

[Allen Lundeen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not an expert on beekeeping but I thought this was the best beginning book I have read so far...

[Laura · Rating 5 out of 5]

Trevor Darby has made the idea of becoming a beekeeper both interesting and exciting in this book of his about bees. Before I listened to this book, I always thought there was an element of living dangerous by wanting to take honey from bees; however, Trevor has explained it in such simple steps that anyone can become a beekeeper as long as the person is willing to invest some money and a little bit of time each year. I recommend this book to anyone who thinks that they might like to become a beekeeper and/or to anyone who would like to know more about bees. Paul Jennings' narration is pleasant with his no nonsense, easy to understand delivery of the contents of this book. I was given a free copy of the audiobook and I have voluntarily left this review.

[Bill Chitwood · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great instructional book

a very good book for the beginning bee keeper. it could have a used a few diagrams or pictures, but if you seriously want to get into bees you will learn what everything is then. I actually enjoyed reading this book instead of being bored out of my mind like I am with some instructional books