To keep bees, we must first understand bees. Beginners of beekeeping can get some common sense of beekeeping by buying beekeeping books, searching information online and joining beekeeping communities.

Beginners should first understand that a bee colony consists of 1 queen bee, a small number of seasonal drones and a large number of worker bees.

The queen bee is only responsible for laying eggs. Once the queen bee doesn't lay eggs, it means there is something wrong with the bee colony. In addition, the queen bee is an indispensable "unit" in the bee colony.

Beginners who want to learn beekeeping can skip the traditional beekeeping method and learn the modern live-frame beekeeping method directly.

The main tools for keeping bees in living frames are beehives and nest frames, in which bees will nest and live.

The beehive in the nest frame is called the nest spleen by beekeepers. Nest spleen is a piece, composed of countless nests. The queen bee lays eggs in the nest room, and the bees lie on the nest room to live.

The nest spleen is borrowed from the bee colony after its survival and reproduction, and the larvae are the continuation of the life of the bee colony, so this is something that must exist inside the bee colony.

Buy bee seeds

After learning the basics, you buy bees.

First of all, it is suggested to breed Chinese bees, because Chinese bees are native bees and can completely adapt to the local environment and living conditions.

Brother Minnan Bee suggested buying bee seeds directly in the local area. If there is really no place to buy it, choose to buy it in different places.

If you want to buy caged bees online, you must find a reliable and familiar beekeeper and choose a beekeeper with technical guidance services.