Welcome! Introduce yourself here

[hivelog]

Welcome to General Discussion!

This is the place for anything and everything — beekeeping chat, introductions, off-topic conversations, or just saying hello.

We'd love to hear from you:

• Where are you located?
• How long have you been keeping bees?
• How many hives do you manage?
• What got you into beekeeping?
• What do you like most about HiveLog?

Don't be shy — this community is friendly and welcoming to beekeepers of all experience levels. Whether you're managing your first nuc or running a hundred colonies, you belong here.

Tell us about yourself!

 

[Propolis56]

Hello,
I'm Mike, married, retired and running a smallholding with cattle, pigs, poultry bees and 4 Labradores
Love on the island of Anglesey, North Wales, UK
Been keeping bees for 20, plus years. Taken All BBKA modules and General husbandry.
I'm an assessor for WBKA conducting basic assessment exam
I have a home apiary and 2 out apiaries. I supply a farm shop with my honey

 

[webdebspider]

Hi . I'm Debra an empty nester, married, retired and running a tiny farm with rabbits, poultry, bees and 7 LGDs (Livestock Guardian Dogs -- great Pyrenees/Australian Shepherd/Anatolian Shepard mix)
We live in a beautiful place, it's in a river valley in the Ouachita national Forest of Arkansas in the US.
I started keeping bees for the pollinators and have some honey for us and family and friends. We had a house fire, didn't loose the bees to it but they took off the following spring. So I'm starting fresh this year or next.

Nice to meet y'all.

 

[vache-qui-rit]

I'm Nigel, located in the UK in Buckinghamshire. Been keeping bees for just over a month and a half. I've one hive of Buckfast bees. Always wanted to keep bees and now that the kids are grown I took the plunge. Going well so far, the fruit trees in the orchard are better pollinated than before and it looks like the bees have made a difference.