Buzz into Beekeeping: A Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming a Successful Beekeeper

by Charlotte Anderson

Experience the joy of keeping bees and learn more about hive styles, pest management, harvesting honey, modern uses for beeswax, and so much more! Are you considering becoming a beekeeper, or ever wondered what it would be like to have your own beehives? Maybe you want to produce fresh honey for your family, or increase the yield of your garden through better pollination. Master Beekeeper Charlotte Anderson gives you all the fundamentals of becoming a successful beekeeper and more in Buzz into Beekeeping. Learn how Choose the best type of beehiveBuy beesKeep your colony healthyPrepare your bees for winterAnd so much more! Avoid the beekeeping mistakes made by many new beekeepers and help save this important pollinator.

Genres: Nonfiction

150 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 3, 2020

Reviews

[Chelsea]

What an excellent little book this is!
I've gone to seminars and read a few beekeeping books to know just the surface knowledge, but this one had so much new information for such a little book! There was great information about bees in general but also tips for budding beekeepers. A lot of great pictures to illustrate. However, I feel there were some missed opportunities to provide visuals, particularly when speaking on the structure of a hive and building a hive. Otherwise, a nice reference that really emphasizes working as a team with the community.

[Bennett Lange]

This was a good, simple book on bee keeping. I found some of it helpful, and some quite funny. It was easy, and the pictures were helpful.

[Suzanne Kramb]

I know next to nothing about bees, let alone where I'd even begin in being a beekeeper. Charlotte Anderson put together a phenomenal guide on all the know hows of beekeeping, including the important advice of how beekeeping is a little different for everyone so sometimes advice is conflicting. That's huge! And yes, all the information is overwhelming but when starting on any knew adventure and/or learning a new skill, you must soak up everything you can and then give yourself grace as you figure out what works for you.

[marcia sundeen]

Good intro book

Good basic introduction. I got lost in understanding terminology used to describe the hive box. Consider adding a diagram in the next edition. I learned enough to realize my location is not going to be conducive to hive survival.

[Sherry Griffin]

Very informative book and a super quick read. Plenty of good photos included.