Treatment-Free Beekeeping Podcast - Episode 12 - Michael in Nebraska, Part 3

In the third part of this conversation, Michael Bush and I continue to answer questions from the Facebook page and talk about some other broader aspects of keeping bees in this time and place.

http://www.parkerfarms.biz/Podcast/TFBP-Ep12.mp3

Treatment-Free Beekeeping Podcast - Episode 11 - Michael in Nebraska Part 2

The second part of my conversation with Michael Bush, talking beekeeping and answering some more questions.

http://parkerfarms.biz/Podcast/TFBP-Ep11.mp3

Treatment-Free Beekeeping Podcast - Episode 10 - Michael in Nebraska Part 1

In this episode, Michael Bush and I discuss some beekeeping philosophy and answer some questions from the Facebook page.

http://parkerfarms.biz/Podcast/TFBP-Ep10-Michael%20in%20Nebraska%20Part%201.mp3

Treatment-Free Beekeeping Podcast - Episode 9 - Lisa in Denver

On this episode, I talk to the spouse of a beekeeper!

http://parkerfarms.biz/Podcast/TFBP-Ep9-Lisa%20in%20Denver.mp3

Treatment-Free Beekeeping Podcast - Episode 8 - Nick in Kent

This week we talk to Nick who is a new beekeeper and he offers us a peek into what it's like to keep bees in the south of the UK.

http://www.parkerfarms.biz/Podcast/TFBP-Ep8-Nick%20in%20Kent.mp3

Treatment-Free Beekeeping Podcast - Episode 7 - Scott in Central Arkansas

Today, I talk to Scott, a friend of the Treatment-Free Beekeepers group on Facebook who is a freshman beekeeper in Central Arkansas.  As a former Arkansas beekeeper, I have some tips and tricks for him.

http://www.parkerfarms.biz/Podcast/TFBP-Ep7-Scott%20in%20AR.mp3

Treatment-Free Beekeeping Podcast - Episode 6 - Anita in Massachusetts

Meet Anita in Massachusetts.  She is a treatment-free beekeeper who has accomplished much in the last few years.  She talks with me about the challenges and successes she is is having keeping bees in the northeast.

http://www.parkerfarms.biz/Podcast/TFBP-Ep6-Anita%20in%20MA.mp3

Treatment-Free Beekeeping Podcast - Episode 5 - Marlene in Maine

This week, I talk to Marlene in Maine who just started keeping bees this year and has a lot of questions about how to get started treatment-free.

http://parkerfarms.biz/Podcast/TFBP-Ep5-Marlene%20in%20Maine.mp3

Treatment Free Beekeeping Podcast - Episode 4

Back from vacation.  In this podcast, I answer a bunch of questions including some on winter prep, equipment, and a proposal for a new format!

http://parkerfarms.biz/Podcast/TFBP-Ep4-Lots%20of%20questions.mp3

Treatment-Free Beekeeping Podcast - Episode 3 - Mite Control and Winter Prep

In this episode, I talk about what to do to help the bees along with mites during the first year or two and then I talk about some preparations that can be made for winter.

http://www.parkerfarms.biz/Podcast/TFBP-Ep3-Mite%20Control%20and%20Wintering.mp3

Treatment-Free Beekeeping Podcast - Episode 2

In this week's installment, I talk about "Expansion Model Beekeeping" and how that leads into my method of raising queens and creating nucs.

http://parkerfarms.biz/Podcast/TFBP-Ep2-Expansion%20Model%20Beekeeping.mp3

Treatment-Free Beekeeping Podcast - Episode 1

In this first episode, I answer a couple questions submitted by users of the Facebook Group.

http://parkerfarms.biz/Podcast/Treatment-Free%20Beekeeping%20Podcast%20-%20Episode%201.mp3

Moving Pains

Friends, Beekeepers, Lend me your ears!!!

I have emigrated to Colorado.

Check out that view from the Dakota Hogback (Dinosaur Ridge, where the first stegosauruses were discovered).

So, now that I'm in Colorado, you're probably going to see a few changes, the pictures I've been posting of my apiary in my back yard are no more, those bees are not there anymore.  But I forgot to take a picture of my new apiary, so you'll have to wait a couple weeks to see what it looks like.

I have also started a beekeeping podcast which will soon be available over there.  As soon as I have the appropriate links and such, they will be posted.

Thanks for your forbearance in this move.  Now is an adventure in learning how to keep bees in yet a new place.  This is now the third place I have kept bees.