If you're reading this delightful piece by Alicia Kachmar in Brooklyn Based, which I understand is read even by people across the big puddle, then welcome to this blog about bee-keeping to be in the big but not so bad city.
We intrepid Brooklyn-based bee keepers are actually planning to hive this weekend. That means we'll be pouring the bees into their new hive. That's right, pouring them in. Stay tuned! Although no two beekeepers seem to do it exactly the same way, this should give you a pretty idea of how some of them do it on the west coast:
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
an apprentice's adventures in Brooklyn beekeeping
Let's bee friends
- Added Value Red Hook Farm
- Andrew's Local Honey
- Backyard and Beyond
- Backyard Beehive
- Backyard Beekeeping
- Backyard Hive Magazine
- Bee Word Swarm
- Bee-Man Graves
- Bees Without Borders
- Brooklyn Bee
- Brooklyn Botanic Garden
- CCD Radio
- Citybees
- Flatbush Gardener
- Global Swarming
- Gotham City Honey Co-Op
- Hive Mind Honey
- Just Food
- LI Beekeepers Club
- Linda's bees
- Mid-Atlantic Apiculture Research
- Nature's Nectar
- NYC Bee Watchers
- NYC Beekeepers Association
- Pollinator.org
- Queens County Farm
- Radio Free Cupcake
- Time Beeing
- Tremblay Apiaries
- Urban Bee Gardens
Posts
4 comments:
The Big Puddle being the East River.
I was thinking an even bigger puddle, but that one will do. But seriously, I still know Manhattanites who are afraid to cross over.
I used to be one of them, that's how I know!
You came in from the cold. You didn't go into the light. You came over to the good side of the Force. You broke away from the Borg. And, now, you're thinking, where can I fit a hive in my garden....
Post a Comment