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I would like to have a go at making some candles, and don't have any wax of our own to experiment with so I'd like to buy some of some one. ideally I'm think I'm ideally looking for a couple of kilos if in the unlikely event your near HR9 I'm happy to collect otherwise it'd have to be posted.

we are thinking of upping our hive numbers next year, I'm wondering if its worth getting 10 complete sets in stock so that not scratching about when we are surprised and if it turns out we don't need them they'll be there for the year after, is it wroth phoning around for prices or is it what...

the backstory : our late cast swarm from last year made it though the winter well in its brood box, 4-5 weeks or so ago we'd had a quick look they seemed to be doing fine but there was a lot of murmorings about a really cold snap and starvtion so been new at this we were were probally over...

I have an odd query here. I bought a poly Langstroth in kit form. When assembling the frames. The side rails are handed with chamfer. Depending on how these are fitted makes the frames handed. To a point as long as they all are the same it dosent matter how I hand them. But I were to buy...

we are currently in out first season of bee keeping we have currenly 1 managed colony in a hive and some wild ones 1 in garage roof been there aproxamatly 10 yrs and seems very strong swarms several times a year and is very busy, and i think another 2 as i was getting headbumped by some...

a quick query regarding our small colony a late cast from a colony in the garage roof seems to be doing well, they are busy and have pritty much filled there brood box, should we put a super on top to give them some more room or at this point in the year just leave them allone

hi from herefordshire , just starting out keeping bees after thinking about it for quite some time as weve had a wild colony living in the garage roof, thats been there in the region of 10yrs. we had been reading up on tge subject when the bees themselves decided to up that pace just a bit and...