You want to know more about honey?You are reading the right page ! Let's talk about the honey history ! What is honey ? Honey is a sweet substance made by bees with nectar from flowers. The word "honey" dates back to the 10th century. Its origins come...
Lire la suiteUrban hives are on the roofs of buildings or in parks. In the cities, the bees can flee pesticides. Urban hives present some advantages: Bees pollinate cities and promote biodiversity. Cities plant more and more flowers to help the development of bees,...
Lire la suiteIf you want to see the connected hives you should go to the building F. You will be able to see them through a glass wall, there’s also a webcam filming the hives : touchardinforeseau.serveurhttp. com (copy the link on your browser to see it) or with...
Lire la suiteBees form a clade of hymenopteran insects from the Apoid superfamily. At least 20,000 species of bees are listed on the planet, including around 2,000 in Europe and nearly 1,000 in France. They can’t see in the dark. The differents roles of bees : • Queen...
Lire la suiteHoney bees produce commodities such as honey, beeswax, pollen while some beekeepers also raise queens and other bees to sell to other farmers and to satisfy scientific curiosity. Beekeepers also use honeybees to provide pollination services to fruit and...
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How to differentiate the European hornet from the Asian hornet? -Asian hornet’s legs or « yellow legs hornet » are bicolor: black and lemon yellow. The European hornet’s legs are completely brown. - The Asian hornet attacks continuously, when it feels...
Lire la suiteWe interviewed 2 men : a beekeeper, André Bricault and the head of the Touchard Washington high school, Mr BOURDON. First, we interviewed Mr BOURDON : -« Do you know what a connective hive is? » « Connective Hives are the hives we installed in Touchard...
Lire la suiteWhy did you want to become a beekeeper? I wanted to become a beekeeper because I have always loved bees, it is my passion and also to do like everyone else earlier, have bees. With my age , I will not go see my swarms if I don't like bees. This is my...
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We interviewed Mr. Hérisson, the school's beekeeper and the teacher who is in charge of the project. "Where did you get the bees and their queen from?" "Wednesday the 27th of march, I brought the hives to the apiary of the Mill in Fresnay sur Sarthe near...
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To visit a hive, wait until the outside temperature is above 14 ° C. Opening a hive below this limit will cool the hive too much and may condemn it if it is weak. It is advisable to not open it before the month of March and to wait to have noticed the...
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