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From the Apiary
Notes from a Norfolk beekeeper
A little of what we're seeing, thinking about, and getting up to across the seasons…
The end of the June gap…
The bramble is already in flower — on the last day of May. What an unusually early season tells us about beekeeping, adaptation, and what comes next.
Read more →Worth every lift…
From the first inspection of the season to the moment you open the jar — how many times does your honey actually get lifted?
Read more →The perfect inspection…
Not every inspection goes to plan — but some days everything just comes together. A look at one of our strongest hives this spring.
Read more →A swarm in May is worth a load of hay…
The old beekeeping saying explained — why the timing of a swarm matters so much, and what it means for the bees and the honey crop.
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