Bonus – Get the Alfalfa Outta Here
Who knew that clover and alfalfa could cause such a fuss? Well, John is happy to tell us all about it while he vents about a recent encounter he had
Bonus – Moon Bees
(Original Air Date: Feb 6th, 2020) This episode has it all… no till gardening, potato tipping which is not to be confused with cow tipping, planting by the phase of
Bonus – Bees on Tinder
(Original Air Date: Jan 30th, 2020) In a fully hyped-up caffeinated sugar high type of morning, the guys are in rare form. They run through a series of seemingly unrelated
122 – Natural Beekeeping Corner pt6 – Thoughts on Unintended Consequences
In this 6th segment of our Natural Beekeeping Corner, Nathalie talks about some of the key factors that are often attributed to honey bee colony decline… namely Varroa Mites and
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Bonus – Alien Bees
(Original Air Date: Jan 22nd, 2020) The guys are suffering from delirium after the never-ending listener question episode, and todays topic seems to reflect just that. Yep, Alien Bees! Don’t
Bonus – Stop Buying Almond Milk
(Original Air Date Jan 15th, 2020) Welcome to your first new Bonus episode for all you Hive Jive Junkies out there. Ken and John figured they should just start off with
119 – End of an Era
It is time to say goodbye to yesterday… Season three of the podcast comes to a close and as the guys wrap up this little beginner beekeeping adventure that has
118 – Crystallized with Tara Chapman
Today John is joined once again by Miss Tara Chapman from Two Hives Honey. Tara teaches us about honey crystallization, what it means, and the four main factors that contribute
117 – Harvest Woes
This year’s honey harvest has come and gone, and it is leaving a few tears in its wake. John discusses how the main apiary did this year, or rather, how
116 – The Slithering
This episode coils up and strikes at the heart of a slippery subject… Snakes in the bee yard. There are all kinds of different critters out there that we often