1000 Bee Web Links

The Bad Beekeeper’s Web Links


The Very Best Places to Bee on the Web

Canadian Honey Council
The National Honey Board
Tom Sanford’s APIS Newsletter
New Zealand’s Kiwimana (great podcasts!)
Bad Beekeeper’s Blog

Let us add your favourite site…
Post your suggestions in Comments, below!

Bees and Gardening:

Rotating_Globe_GifAll Around the World:

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croat flag

french flag

hungary flag

icelandic honey week

malay flag

nz flag

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serbia flag

slovene flag

US flag

Bees, Poverty and World Development:

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Links to Beekeeping, Entomology, and Apiculture Research Sites:

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Links to Beekeeping Educational Services:

Beekeeping Organizations:

Apimondia Montreal

Beekeeper’s Personal Home Pages:

personal bee page

Beekeeping Museums

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Companies that Sell Bee Supplies:

Bees and Queens for Sale

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Computer Tools for Beekeepers:

Lists of Beekeeping Links to Millions of Web Sites:

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Laws and Legal Statutes about Bees and Beekeeping:

Beeswax, Candle Making, Crafts, and Honey-Product Gifts:

beeswax samples

Books, Photos and Magazines About Bees and Beekeeping

Bad Beekeeping book cover

Amazing, Amusing Literary Classic –
Bad Beekeeping by Ron Miksha

On-Line Book Stores:

Management of Problem Bees:

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How to Bee a Better Beekeeper:

Saving the Bees:

Beekeeper’s Blogs:

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The Business of Beekeeping:

Bees and Beekeeping Videos:

Make Your Own Bee Equipment:

building bee equipment

All About Queen Bees

queen black (Bennett)

Diseases, Mites, and Pests

The African Honey Bee:

Other Types of Bees and the Honey Bee Races

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Bee Pollination and Honey Plants

citrus pollination

    Bee Pollination:

   Plants for Pollen and Nectar:

Kids’ Stuff:

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Honey Bee Trivia and Marvelous Facts:

The Historical Bee:

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Beekeeping People:

Weird, Wonderful, and Neat Bee Stuff:

   High Culture:

   Really Different Stuff:

Apitherapy and Medicines from the Hive:

bee stinging

Honey and Honey Recipes:

benny with honey

Mead, Mead Making and Honey Beer Brewing:

much wine

May we add your favourite sites?
Post your suggestions in Comments, below!

94 Responses to 1000 Bee Web Links

  1. Phillip says:

    BeeWeb connects beekeepers and growers in order to help them pollinate more crops and collect more honey – http://www.beeweb.co

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  2. What a fantastic collection Michael! I have great appreciation for the work you do for the bee world.

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    • Miksha says:

      Thanks! This link leads to a Romanian language blogsite about beekeeping in Romania. Folks who speak a Romance language will probably get a lot out the site.

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  3. Dan Glendinning says:

    Bee Suits for UK and US bee keeper’s
    https://www.beeproofsuits.co.uk/

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  4. ¡¡¡AMAZING LIST!!! congratulations!

    http://www.universomiel.es blog about all things beehive- more for the end user.
    Objective is to raise awareness of the marvellous properties & benefits of the beehive products and also the ever alarming bee situation.
    FYI, is in spanish- but Google now translates when it detects a different language to yours.

    kind regards!
    S

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  5. http://www.beekeeperjobs.com

    This site made for posting beekeeping related employment all over the world.
    You are in the right site if you are looking for work or looking to hire in the beekeeping industry.

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  6. Mr Ron!

    You may add to your lists my other website as well: http://www.gajdosmeheszet.hu
    This website is all about our queen rearing operation here in Hungary, and about my beekeeping trips in the world.
    Thank you!
    regards,
    Máté G.

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    • Ron Miksha says:

      Thank you. Very nice pictures and information about honey exports, honey from poppies (!), and royal jelly – unfortunately, everything seems to be only in the Vietnamese language and the text is embedded images which means the words can not be run through translation software. Anh Bang Hy – do you have English pages?

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  7. Dear Ron Miksha!

    I would like to get some information about international queen bee trading. If you know a website or any information, could you share it with me? Thanks a lot!
    Regards,
    Máté Gajdos

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    • Ron Miksha says:

      Hello Máté Gajdos, I don’t know of any international queen bee trading websites. Maybe someone reading this can offer some help. Do you sell queens abroad or entirely within Hungary? Exporting is difficult because of so many different regulations and concerns about spread of bee diseases.

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  8. DB says:

    If this site truly didn’t realize this to be a bad link and the moderator is truly mindful to take down the link, note that the title of the link goes is: “Queen and Bee Suppliers in the USA” under the Bees and Queens for Sale section.

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    • Ron Miksha says:

      Thanks, I appreciate your notes. The site says the address is for sale so it looks like the real Beecare folks have dropped it. I found a second link “Encyclopedia of Beekeeping” that I had also linked to the same now (apparently) defunk website. Thanks for taking the time to write and report. Both links have been removed. – Ron

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  9. hularagana says:

    Because you don’t have enough info or links 😛 😉
    Here’s the Latvian Beeks Association site for you (in Latvian):
    http://www.strops.lv/
    When travelling in Latvia, the following farms/keepers offer guided tours and stuff:
    http://www.celotajs.lv/en/c/wrth/goodies/bees
    Don’t know what category this would fit in (obscure!), but there is the BalticBees Jet Team that fly L-39C Albatros and do shows, training, etc.
    http://www.balticbees.com/en/home

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  10. Eddy Winko says:

    I know I will be visiting this page often 🙂 Thank you for compiling such a wealth of information.

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  11. Hello Ron,

    I would like to ask you to share our links in your directory. We have a store in the US, Canada and Europe. I would be very grateful if you could share these.
    USA – humblebee.us
    Canada – humblebeeshop.ca
    Europe – humblebee.eu

    thank you – Michal

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  12. Please enjoy these cute, customizable honey labels, gift tags, stickers, business cards and more – https://www.zazzle.com/collections/the_bees_knees-119226689361161253

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  13. In Nassau County, Long Island we do honey bee swarm removals, as well as hornet and wasp nest exterminating.

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  14. Bec says:

    Hi, please include the Bec’s BeeHive website for Australia. We sell supplies, equipment and also organize beginner beekeeping workshops in Victoria, Australia. Website is https://www.becsbeehive.com.au/

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  15. Hi, thanks for lots of wonderful information.
    Please, add the Åland Beekeepers homepage if possible.
    We are together with Iceland and Isle of Man the only varroa free areas in Europe. We got our status in 2013. Every summer the Finnish Food Security Board is sampling our bees. All bees on Iceland are imported from the Åland islands. Our homepage is in our mother tongue Swedish.
    We are 100 beekeepers keeping about 1000 hives. The orchards on our islands produce about 75% of the apples grown in Finland.
    http://Www.biodlarna.ax
    Best regards from apple and heatherland!

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  16. Hi, last summer 100 packages were sent to Iceland. We sell bees also to coastal regions of Finland and Sweden.
    Some colonies also found their way to Kuusamo national park in the very northeast of Finland. In February we are going to visit the next varroafree region, Isle of Man. We have lots to learn from each other.

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    • Ron Miksha says:

      That’s amazing! What do bees work in northeast Finland? What are crops like in Iceland, Mann, and NE Scandinavia?

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      • In the very northeast of Finland you have plants like blueberries, lingonberries, cloudberries. Those are good plants for the bees. I guess thay also have cranberries and heather. The very exclusive honey from cloudberries can be bleded with blueberry honey to get more cloudberryhoney. The Finns take part in several Weinachtsmarkt in Germany. Guess if they sell!
        I have never been to Iceland, but on pictures it looks like they have dandelions, white clover. They are very proud of their beekeeping. A kilogram Icelandic honey costs like 60 $.
        I know nothing about beeplant on Isle of Man.
        Ron, you also have very successful beekeeping on the southwestern part of Greenland.
        Will do some research and see what Iceland has. There are no trees on Iceland. During stormy winters they have to take the hives into sheds.
        Regards Yngve on the Åland Islands

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      • Ron Miksha says:

        Thank you, Yngve! It’s good for all of us to have an idea about the bee pasture up there.
        It’s great to see how much work you are doing to help beekeeping in the far north.
        My dream is to go to Iceland one day. Partly for the landscape, but now also to see those bees!
        – Ron

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      • Honey bees will utilize the pollen from just about any plant.

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      • Ron Miksha says:

        If desperate, honey bees will even collect coffee and sawdust. (Though they get little value out of either.) But some plants are difficult for them to actually reach the pollen. Those plants tend to have evolved to benefit from other types of pollinators’ visits.
        My question to Yngve, though, was because I was interested in learning about the nectar-yielding plants on the far north islands – they tend to be a much smaller subset of flowering species. Yngve answered it very nicely.

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  17. The problem with buying bees, is that most are not native to the area. Many bee keepers on Long Island, purchase bees that are being sent from the Southern United States. These bees are not native to New York, so many hives don’t survive the cold winter months. You can take a look at this site for more info.

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    • Ron Miksha says:

      Actually, as an exterminator, you probably already know that no honey bees are actually native to New York. Honey bees are an imported species everywhere in North and South America, Australia, New Zealand, and much of Asia.

      The first honey bees brought to the USA came to Massachusetts in the 1600s. New England is arguably a colder place than Long Island, but that’s where they started on the continent. From there, they spread south and west.

      Genetics plays a role in winter survival, but other factors – mites, moisture in the hive, lack of sufficient winter stores are more important. New York beekeepers have been successfully wintering ‘southern’ bees brought north in packages for about 150 years. Winter losses are up, mostly due to mites and the viruses they carry.

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  18. Sabin Larsen says:

    Here is the Link to the Ukraine National Beekeeping Museum in Kiev Ukraine:

    http://unbm.org.ua/

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  19. kembleluo says:

    Good day , Dear Sir/Madam ,
    Several years ago we meet your website Bad Beekeeping online.
    We are the professional beekeeping tools producer and professional beekeepers in China with more than 50 years. Now we produce more than 200 kinds of beekeeping tools , and we are also producing many new beekeeping tools. We are thinking , is it possible for our website to be listed on Bad Beekeeping ? Once you have any inquiries,please feel free to contact with us,which would be much appreciated. And in the following weeks , we will list more beekeeping tools on our products.
    The weather is turning warm one week after one week , now we are preparing for the new season in China.
    We hope 2018 will be a great year for you and your company. And we also do hope we will meet you in near future.
    Waiting for your reply , thanks.
    Best Regards
    Kemble Luo

    Kili Apiculture Institute, China
    http://www.chinabeeworld.com Specializes in the research and design of bee related products. We offer a full line of products to meet all your bee-keeping needs.
    Phone:0086 139 5758 2060 , 0086 189 5758 9892
    0086 153 7251 0302 , 0086 575 8899 0302
    Skype:CHINABEEWORLD
    WhatsApp:008613957582060
    Email:apiculture@163.com

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    • Ron Miksha says:

      Hello Kemble Luo,
      Thanks for the information.
      We will add your company’s weblink to the list above. I see that you have an English-language site. Our readers will enjoy looking at your equipment.
      Good luck with your sales and thank you for the nice letter.
      Ron

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  20. We sell queen bees, high quality honey, and nucs and hives out of our Mount Vernon, Iowa location. We are committed to bolstering bee populations throughout the United States and preserving honey bee populations. Our website is http://www.ebertbees.com

    Thank you!

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  21. Joey Sison says:

    Hi Moderator,

    I posted the whole course that we are offering from https://www.beekeepingapprentice.com/ we are also looking for a blogger or website that could make our course listed in their website.

    Thanks
    Joey

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  22. Jeff Ott says:

    Hello! What an extensive reference to Internet beekeeping resources! Please add our beekeeping podcast to your page: http://www.beekeepingtodaypodcast.com.

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  23. Question says:

    Hi Ron,

    I am an editor of a German beekeeping magazine and would like to ask your permission to use one of your articles. Could you please contact me?

    Kind regards
    Sebastian

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  24. Hi Ron, Would love to have my site listed in the Beekeepers Blog Section:
    https://carolinahoneybees.com

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  25. Mykael Ray says:

    I have a guide called “Flowers for Bees” that I thought would make a good addition, what do you think? I mean, anything to make it easier for bees is good, right?
    http://blog.flowersacrossmelbourne.com.au/flowers-for-bees/ 

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  26. Carl says:

    The Brown County Beekeeping Association in Green Bay, WI USA has a new email address. How does one go about changing to the new one. The new address is http://www.browncountybeekeepers.com. (it does not include “wordpress” like the old one did). Thanks for our help.

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  27. theapplesd says:

    Greetings Ron, I’ve had Tupelo honey from https://www.smileyhoney.com/ and it’s well worth adding to your list. Thanks for putting together such a great bee resource list.

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  28. anthony says:

    https://inspectnext.com/

    You can view inspection times, determine if they are Optimal/Viable or Inadvisable for inspection, as well as have full control over the conditions! Maybe your how is sheltered, so you can inspect with higher wind, or more rain. Just click the gear in the top right corner and you can adjust all the variables, as well as choose what units you want (Metric or Imperial).

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  29. Can you post this site and company… very helpful resource and great beekeeping…
    https://busybeezzz.com

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  30. Ronald says:

    Found this blog very helpful, you may like to add it to your list

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  31. Wow, what an awesome list/blog – such a wealth of information.

    I just found this website and can’t wait to explore more. I’m working on expanding my bee blog and a small online shop as well – over at https://royaljellybee.co/.

    I started on my website as a hobby when I started beekeeping back in 2018, and have been expanding my physical business since early 2020, with local clients. Now building up my blog, online presence, and shop as well!

    Love your blog name,
    Landon

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    • Ron Miksha says:

      Hi Landon,
      I’m glad that you are enjoying this blog site.
      Thanks for the link to the Royal Jelly Bee Co. I’ll add it to the list above when I finally find some time. Meanwhile, it will live here in the comments.
      Ron

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  32. veska01 says:

    Hello Ron,
    I would like to ask you to share our site in your directory: https://www.honigmeisterei.de
    Thank you very much

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  33. beesnhives says:

    Hello Ron,
    I am amazed to see the effort you have put in the compilation of your blog. It’s so rich of the information for the beekeepers across the globe. Your list of 1000 links is very helpful.
    I am a Pakistan based manufacturer of beekeeping protective clothing, gloves and accessories. We provide custom manufacturing such as OEM / branding facilities to our clients. I would be very grateful to you if you can add my website link in your list. http://www.beesnhives.com/
    Thanks in advance. Happy beekeeping.
    Best regards,
    Abdullah

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  34. Your way of presenting the article is amazing. Thank you for such an amazing article.

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  35. David Quinn says:

    I enjoy your site and am looking forward to the start of the 2021 beekeeping season.

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  36. Please can you add my Web to your site list?

    I supply Bee protective clothing & tools.

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  37. Buzzing Bee says:

    Hi,
    We are Running a Beekeeping Store in Ashburn, Virginia with Physical Address and a website, Please guide me about your Advertisement expense and how to would gonna be. Thanks

    Store Name: Buzzing Bee
    Web address: https://www.beekeeper-suit.com/
    Physical Address: 22894 Courtland Park Drive Ashburn, VA 20148, USA
    Official Mail: support@beekeeper-suit.com

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  38. Hello!
    Very cool compilation of links here!
    I’ve been saving the bees in Phoenix Arizona, USA
    For 7 years and have really enjoyed these amazing creatures!
    Check out some more bee rescue info at https://stungandstickybeekeeper.com/

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  39. Dear Ron,

    We supply Bee Equipment to many countries. We would like to be listed in bee supplies companies. Our Company name: Bee Brothers Industry

    Country Pakistan

    Website http://www.beebrothers.pk

    Regards
    Hammad Raza

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  40. Hi Sir Ron,

    Nice collection you have here!

    I know some of your readers are looking for Lyson Products for their Bee Farms especially those who have many hives.

    You can take a look at our website https://www.lysonau.com.au/ for you to see our extensive collection of products for the Beekeeping Commnunity.

    Thanks and more power to your team!

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  41. chris5478 says:

    At Buzzing Bee, we believe that it is essential to keep yourself safe from unexpectedly getting stung by your bee friends so that you can continue enjoy working on your hobby as a bee keeper
    Add my website https://www.beekeeper-suit.com/

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  42. Biosota Organics produces the rarest, most valuable, and highest-rated MGO Manuka honey in the world. Biosota Organics Certified Organic Australian Manuka Honey: https://biosota.com.au/

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