Becoming a Beekeeper
 

Becoming a Beekeeper

When you are training to become a beekeeper you should know that it is a time consuming skill that a lot of people take seriously because you also share a passion for something that was once declared a simple hobby to which has joined the billion-dollar food market.

The beekeeping industry has come a long way form just being a thought of simple hobby but now is a worldwide demand. Many beekeepers that have not been brought up in a family that practiced this are going to have to really learn fast from the more experienced beekeepers who have years of experience from studying bees and how to make them produce good honey. A lot of people are not aware of is and this may sound kind of gross, but honey is actually regurgitated food cause the bees don't just make honey, but in the winter months they eat the honey as food since there are no flowers around when it's cold so then they turn to the honey they produce.

Also Read: History of Beekeeping

It is quit amazing looking at the fact that bees mastered a way of survival in winter. As a beekeeper you should also know that there will be times of the year where there will be no honey production the reason being that bees turn to be very active in the warm months so that's why many of them are actually farmers since they have to have a way to make a living when it gets cold. This is an expensive hobby and in the naked eye may look cheap because you can make a box put some slides in them and allow the bees to come there, but you should know the right place to put the boxes so bees can start building hives.

Once you begin beekeeping you should try and get little knowledge in entomology the reason being that you have to know what insects will be compatible around bees because there are some insects that are known to feed on bees, yellow jackets, hornets, and wasps which are primarily mites plus are very annoying because they're so relatively tiny that can only be seen through a microscope . When training beekeeping you should know that science plays a big part and gaining experience since most people aren't savvy to science and the elements of it which is important and necessary because you have to have some idea of how to manage bees and what to do to keep their habitat healthy and to keep pests from overtaking the hives and killing the bees. Getting proper education requires lots of steps and training of a beekeeper and what you're looking for is someone who is serious and dedicated to a way of life that's been a tradition in some families for generations.

Also Read: Biology of Beekeeping

A lot of beekeepers learn from great grandparents, grandparents, and parents and it's just a family tradition and then passed on to children. To them its not about making the money but a farm chore, but as the years passed it slowly progressed into a farm staple that was being sold like it was produce, meat and dairy, but no doubt that beekeeping is profitable and one of the most exciting hobbies in the world.

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