Bees Featured in Recent Texas Monthly Article
Bees are nature’s fertilizer, making gardens and crops heathier with better yields for harvest. With the increasing extinction of the native Texas bees, more people than ever are learning about urban beekeeping and turning to local beekeepers to start a hive.
Texas Monthly interviews a Texas beekeeper and provides her perspective on the best ways to raise bees and tips for getting started.
Click to read the full article in Texas Monthly – “To Bee or Not to Bee”
At Little Giant Beekeepers and Bee Removal Specialists – we frequently handle live removals, and our top priority is always to salvage the hive and then relocate to an apiary, where it will be used for honey production or pollination.
Related reading
- Continuing a Legacy: Welcoming Joshua DavisEsther Davis’s son Joshua has joined Little Giant Beekeepers — the third generation of a North Texas family business founded in 1980. Meet him.
- Honoring Veteran and Beekeeper Sandor MarozsanCelebrate National Hire a Veteran Day with us as we honor Sandor Marozsan's contributions to beekeeping and service.
- Top-Bar Bee Hives: A Gentler, More Accessible Way to Keep Bees in North TexasTop-bar hives are a gentler, lower-cost, and more natural alternative to traditional Langstroth hives — and they thrive in the shade. Learn why North Texas beekeepers are making the switch, and get free standardized hive plans from Bee Mindful.
Bees won't wait — and neither should you.
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