May Madness: Beekeeping Seasonal Management for Peak Honey Production

May Madness: Beekeeping Seasonal Management for Peak Honey Production

In May, beekeepers prioritize hive growth, honey production, and queen health through regular inspections and hive management.

By Santa Cruz Beekeepers Guild

Date and time

Wednesday, May 1 · 7 - 8:30pm PDT

Location

El Rio Mobile Home Park, North Pacific Avenue, Santa Cruz, CA, USA

2120 North Pacific Avenue Santa Cruz, CA 95060

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About this event

  • 1 hour 30 minutes

Splits in beekeeping refer to the intentional division of a single hive into multiple colonies, allowing beekeepers to expand their beekeeping operation or prevent swarming. This practice involves carefully separating bees, brood, and resources to create new, self-sustaining hives. In this introduction, we'll explore the art and science of beekeeping splits, discussing when, why, and how beekeepers perform this crucial technique to maintain healthy bee populations.

Parking Instructions

  • Parking inside El Rio Mobile Home Park is prohibited.
  • Use Lenz Arts lot, but avoid ivy wall/gate with “no parking” signs for after-hours staff access.
  • Metered street parking available.



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