The Side Hustle School
BEE MAN OF NEW JERSEY BUZZES INTO A HIVE OF MONEY. A beekeeper puts his bees to work, turning a hobby into a moneymaking side hustle. Bee smart and listen to this episode!
The Beekeeper’s Corner
The Beekeeper's Corner episode 194, Kevin speaks with Frank The Beeman about his book, Bee People And The Bugs They Love.
The Chris Voss Show
The Chris Voss Show is hosted at http://thechrisvossshow.com. Chris Voss is the CEO/Host of The Chris Voss Show & Chris Voss Podcast Network, Consultant, Speaker, Youtuber, Winner of Numerous Awards: Forbes Top 50, and has an audience of over 400,000 on Social Media Platforms.
Digging in the Dirt
Kevin Gallagher likes to dig. He especially enjoys digging in places he’s never dug before because he never knows what he’ll find. Today he found Frank The Beeman to interview regarding bees, the environment as it pertains to them, and how to help save the bees. To know Kevin is to know he likes to share his treasures, whether it’s the garlic he dug out of the soil or the music he pulls up out of WPKNs musical well
Mark Reardon Beekeeper Podcast Interview
A BEE-utiful Podcast on the Mike Reardon Radio Show 21 April 2021. The Mark Reardon Show covers everything from the news of the day to news out of the ordinary. Broadcast live from his studio in St. Louis Missouri I recently had the honor and privilege of being invited to participate in a radio interview.
Beekeeping: An Earth Day Tribute
Beekeeping: An Earth Day Tribute. As a beekeeper, Earth Day is always a special day for me. It’s usually right around this time, mid-to-late April, when all the flowers, trees, and plants come to life and burst with color. Earth Day is also special as it’s a celebration of all nature’s beauty and wonder, which is a welcome return after a long, cold winter. Every year the day is buzzing, as everyone is so happy to be outdoors, in the sun and close to nature.
BEE CANDY RECIPE
BEE CANDY RECIPE INGREDIENTS 5-lbs of sugar (10 cups) 2-cups of water 1-tablespoon vinegar (optional)
How Do Bees Find Pollen?
How Do Bees Find Pollen? This one question leads to many other bee-related questions such as: “Why Do Bees Collect Pollen?” and “What Do Bees Do With Pollen?” First, bees collect pollen to eat, as it is their source for protein. One of the bee’s super powers is its sense of smell. Bees will use their sense of smell to find blooming plants that contain pollen and nectar. After a foraging bee delivers its payload to waiting bees inside the hive, if the food source where she got it is good, the forager bee will tell her hive mates its location. Called the waggle dance, a worker bee will do a dance to tell her sisters about the location of a food source and gives directions for how to get there.
Why Should We Care About Bees?
There is no one single cause that we can point to and blame for killing off the world’s bee population. Instead, there are a combination of factors that are having a deadly impact on our honeybees. Known as the “Four P’s” — Parasites, Pathogens, Poor Nutrition, and Pesticides.
New Jersey Beekeeping Regulations
The New Jersey Department of Agriculture's Frequently Asked Questions for Beekeeping Laws and Regulations in New Jersey.