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time commitment, equipment needed, and everything else they need to know to become a beekeeper. Students will know what state and local regulations they should research before placing hives on their property. Students will learn about the primary breeds of honey bees used by beekeepers, and about their basic physiology. Students will know where to buy their own honey bees. Students will learn about the main types of hives used by beekeepers. Students will know what basic beekeeping equipment they need and where to buy it from reputable suppliers. Students will also know how to setup their hives and put their bees into them. They will learn about the different diseases and parasites that affect honeybees, and how to treat them. Students will learn the annual hive maintenance schedule used by beekeepers, and what they should be looking for during each season of the year. They will have a solid understanding of how to manage the hives and inspect them on a regular basis. They will know when and how to extract the honey from the hives, process it, and bottle it for sale. Requirements Successful students will not mind being outdoors and getting hot. Students who know that they are allergic to honey bees SHOULD NOT take this course. Beekeeping is not a hobby for someone who is allergic to bee stings. Description At Queen Bri's Honey, we are 5th generation beekeepers, and our entire family is involved in our beekeeping operation. Let us teach you how to be beekeepers! In this course, you will learn everything you need to know about getting started as a beekeeper. By the time you finish this course, you will have learned all about each of the topics listed below, and you will be ready to get started out in your own beekeeping adventure. We will cover the following topics: History of Beekeeping Benefits of Bees Decline of the Honeybee Population Zoning, Neighbors, Family Support, Costs, and Time Considerations What You Need to Do Before You Start Beekeeping Types of Honey Bees Obtaining Your Bees How Bees Communicate anbeekeeping-for-beginnersd Make Honey Honey Bee Life Cycle - Honeybee Jobs & How Queens are Made Types of Hives Selecting a Location for Your Hives Protecting Your Hives With Raised Stands and Fencing Basic Beekeeping Equipment - What You Need and What's Optional Video Demo: Basic Beekeeping Equipment Video Demo: How to Build Your Equipment for Your Bees Arrival How to Install Your Bees into Their New Hive Video Demo: How to Icoursenstall Packages of Bees Do's and Don'ts Before Visiting Your Hives How Often to Inspect Your Hive Throughout the Year Video Demo: How to Light Your Smoker Video Demo: How to Suit Up to Prevent Getting Stung How to Inspect a Beehive - Inside and Out Video Demo: How to Inspect Your New Beehive What to Expect Your First 12 Months Beekeeping Calendar: How Beekeeping Inspections Change Throughout the Year How www.udemy.comNectar Flow and Bloom Cycles Affect Your Bees Common Hive Problems Potential Hive Diseases Honeybee Pests - Prevention and Treatment Honey Harvest - Honey Extraction Equipment Needed & How to Harvest Your Honey Honey Label Requirements Cleaning Up Your Beeswax to Make Bee Products With It When and How to Prepare Your Hives for Winter Video Demo: Preparing Your Hives For Winter This class uses multiple learning formats, from PowerPoint slides, to handouts, to on-site video demonstrations in one of our apiaries (bee yard) so that the information can be easily learned no matter your preferred learning style. Who this course is for: Beginner beekeepers who are wanting to reinforce skills or who want to further their current beekeeping skills. People who cannot make it to an in-person beekeeping class due to time constraints or lack of a local class to take. Homepage https:MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 2.51 GB | Duration: 8h 9m Learning Everything You Need to Know to Become a Successful Beekeeper What you'll learn Students will learn about the history of beekeeping and collecting honey for food. They will have a firm understanding about why honey bees are dying and how to help them. Students will learn the cost