Claremore BEE Guy

Claremore BEE Guy This group was created to help save the Honey BEEs *918-638-1260* Swarm season begins around March.

If you see a large cluster or ball of bees hanging on a plant or structure in Claremore area, call me as soon as you can...
03/01/2025

If you see a large cluster or ball of bees hanging on a plant or structure in Claremore area, call me as soon as you can at **918-638-1260** !!. They will be on top of each other in the size of an orange to a basketball- or larger! They can stay like this from 5 mins. to a few days; that's why it is best to call me as soon as you see them. If I cannot get them right away, I will find another beekeeper who can. My bees live at WeBEE Jammin Honey Bee Farm. Call me at **918-638-1260**. FREE jar of Honey when swarm captured.
Help save the honey bees, and have a blessed day.

Come get some LOCAL to Claremore HONEY from me *WeBEEjammin Honey BEE Farm*, this Sat at Rogers County Farmers Market
07/26/2024

Come get some LOCAL to Claremore HONEY from me *WeBEEjammin Honey BEE Farm*, this Sat at
Rogers County Farmers Market

03/11/2024

I need someone with a truck to help move 4 bee hives about 3 miles to home yard? Honey/ Pollen/ Wax/ Boxes/ $$ pay

“Hive Beetles: A Beekeeper's Battle"Hey there, fellow bee enthusiasts! Today, let's talk about a pesky little critter th...
02/19/2024

“Hive Beetles: A Beekeeper's Battle"
Hey there, fellow bee enthusiasts! Today, let's talk about a pesky little critter that can wreak havoc on our beloved honeybee colonies – the hive beetle.
What's the Buzz about Hive Beetles?
Hive beetles, scientifically known as Aethina tumida, may be small, but they sure can cause big problems in our hives. These little pests are native to sub-Saharan Africa but have made their way to other parts of the world, including our neck of the woods.
What Do They Do?
So, what's the deal with hive beetles? Well, these sneaky bugs lay their eggs in the cracks and crevices of our hives, where they hatch into hungry larvae. These larvae then feast on everything in sight – pollen, honey, bee brood – you name it. Not only do they munch away at our precious hive resources, but they also leave behind a slimy mess that can ferment and cause even more trouble for our bees.
How Can We Deal with Them?
Now, here's the good news – while hive beetles can be a pain, they're not unbeatable. As seasoned beekeepers, we've got a few tricks up our sleeves to keep these pests in check:
1. Keep Things Clean:A clean hive is a happy hive. Regular hive inspections and maintenance can help spot and remove any beetle eggs or larvae before they become a problem. Keep those frames tidy, folks!
2. Trap 'Em: Beetle traps are a beekeeper's best friend when it comes to dealing with these critters. Place traps in your hive to catch adult beetles and stop them in their tracks before they can lay their eggs.
3. Maintain Strong Colonies: Healthy, thriving bee colonies are better equipped to fend off beetle invasions. Keep your bees well-fed, stress-free, and disease-free to give them the best chance against hive beetles.
4. Consider Chemical Control: In severe infestations, you may need to resort to chemical treatments to get rid of hive beetles. Just be sure to use approved products safely and responsibly, following label instructions to the letter.
5. Work Together: Beekeeping is all about community, right? Don't be afraid to reach out to your fellow beekeepers for advice, support, and maybe even a shoulder to cry on when those pesky beetles get the best of us.
So, there you have it – a crash course on hive beetles and how we can tackle them head-on. With a little know-how and a whole lot of determination, we can keep our honeybee colonies safe and sound, one beetle at a time. Here's to happy, healthy hives – beetle-free! 🐝"

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11/28/2023

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