BEEKEEPING FOR BEGINNERS EBOOK

If you’ve been toying with the idea of keeping bees but don’t know where to start, where to get the bees from, how to set it up, how to set up your beehives for optimal honey production, how to maintain the health of your colony and much more, keep reading…
You Are about to Discover How to Start Keeping Bees for Honey or Wax, From Scratch, Even If You’ve Never Done Anything Like It Before!
Bees are probably the most important insects in the world, not just for their honey and wax but because they play an important part in pollination, which means without them, we would probably not have the juicy fruits we munch on. It is no wonder that commercial bee keeping is said to add $15-$20 billion in economic value every single year!
This probably explains why raising bees is quickly becoming more and more popular by the day- and it’s not just because it is an interesting hobby, but also because it is one of the best ways to save, make money, boost your plant garden and still get the cleanest and safest bee products (honey and wax) straight to your table.
And hey, that’s not the best part.
These insects are some of the most independent animals on the planet. In fact, they prefer to be left alone. It is more or less a set, provide optimal conditions for them to thrive by keeping off pesticides, and forget – the bees will fend for themselves and won’t require any other input from you! And they will reward you handsomely for that with tons of honey, wax and pollinated plants!
Yeah, well… all that sounds appetizing, but how would I get started? I’ve never done this before… You wonder?
Good concern.
You’ve probably also asked yourself this:
How do I acquire the bees?
How do I set up a colony?
What do bees eat; how do I feed them?
Is honey a profitable product?
How do I avoid stings; can I harvest honey and wax without having to tolerate one or two stings?
If you’ve been having such questions and concerns, then you need this beginners’ guide to beekeeping.
This book will take you through everything you need to know about this easy practice right from selecting the bee itself, setting up your colony, feeding them, avoiding common problems and selling honey- just to mention the least.
More precisely, this book will teach you:

• The history and evolution of beekeeping, and what research says about the practice
• The different types of beekeeping
• The benefits and risks of beekeeping
• How to select the right type of bee and set up the bee colony
• The types of hives and how to choose the right one for you
• How to buy, transport and feed new bees
• What you need to look at as you inspect your beehive
• What you need to know about bee stings
• How to avert and solve common problems
• What you need to know about honey prices and market demand
• What you need to know about the colonies’ activities in different seasons
• How to harvest honey and beeswax