Raising queens helped me develop a deeper understanding of the hive, and helped me shape my own beekeeping practice. Resources like this one, and the encouragement of “friend-tors” like Sam Comfort helped me take the plunge into rearing my own queens. I’ve included it here as a resource for people who want to explore queen rearing. This resource was created by Morris Ostrofsky. Graft-Free Queen Rearing by Morris Ostrofsky Part 3: Tools and Resources for New Beekeepers Michael Palmer: Queen Rearing and Other Advice for New Beekeepers Kirk Webster: Looking "Organically” at the Broader Landscape of Bee Health Jasmine Joy: The Mindfulness of Beekeeping Timothy Jackson: Finding the Light, not Blight: Turning Vacant Lots into Bee FarmsĮliese Watson: Inclusivity and Room to Grow in BeekeepingĪlwyn "Oxx" Simeina: For the Love of Raw Honey Stacey Vazquez: Beekeeping as a Family (& Urban) Affair The Bee Squad: Partnerships in Beekeeping
Kristy Lynn Allen: Carving a Different Path in Beekeeping Sarah Red-Laird: Beekeeping as Part of the Bigger Picture: Agriculture and Apiculture Julia Common: Apiculture to Community Culture Antonio Rafael: Beekeeping to Reconnect to the Land & Indigeneityīrian Peterson-Roest: Bringing Beekeeping into the Lightĭanielle Bender: Beekeeping, An Artistic, Accessible Approach
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