Answering THE big question

What to do & When to do it

Beekeeping is fun. That’s why people try it.

Whether it’s for pollination for a garden, trying to “save the bees,” or you’re wanting to become a honey mogul, beekeeping has endless outlets for opportunity.

The problem however is that there’s no clear path to keeping bees. They’re finicky, and your best attempt is your best guess, at best!

What if I told you that now there’s a way to walk into your apiary, knowing that what you’re about to do is because you KNOW what to do and when to do it?

Beekeeping has a huge learning curve. It’s not fun guessing what to do. It’s not fun losing hives.

• Joining the local club could help but then you return home into the same state of uncertainty and confusion.

• Losing another hive does not add to your confidence level.

• The amount of money invested is okay but not when you begin to feel it was a waste of money after all.

In essence, why can’t beekeeping be easier than this? There’s a million beekeeping books and way too much conflicting advice.

The Solution is this:

• The Beginner Beekeeper’s Almanac is about the Seasonal Roadmap to Keeping bees Anywhere.

• It’s not about the book. It’s not about the fancy cover.

• It is about the words on each page guiding you to the capabilities that you already have: to keep bees and to do it with confidence.

• Sometimes you just need a little help, a new perspective and a step-by-step guide telling you what to do.

  Well, this is it. The book ad above is the book I’m referring to. It’s now available in eBook form by clicking here OR if you are like me and prefer smelling the pages of a real book like a nerd in a library, then here’s where to get that too and don’t worry, I won’t tell anyone you have a book-smelling fetish 😉