Swarm Capture - Video

Watch as Editor Russell Mullin captures a swarm. Swarms take place when a hive has grown too large and splits in two. Then, a queen leaves the original hive with a number of worker bees. Thinking about starting your own apiary but don't know where to begin? Find out how easy it is to become a backyard beekeeper at our Basics of Beekeeping workshop with Brushy Mountain Bee Farm! Friday, Sept. 14, at Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Pa., in conjunction with the MOTHER EARTH NEWS FAIR. Learn more and reserve your spot today. This video was shared to us from the MOTHER EARTH NEWS Youtube Channel! Swarms don't stay like this for very long, so if you're interested in capturing one, you may only have a day or two at the most. The MOTHER EARTH NEWS YouTube channel is your go-to source for videos about sustainable living. Find tutorials on everything from indoor seed starting and knot tying to chicken processing and butter churning. Virtually attend presentations from our popular MOTHER EARTH NEWS FAIRs. ( Get to know our sharp (and fun-loving!) staff. We're proud to be the most popular and longest running magazine on sustainable living in the world, and we hope you enjoy getting to know us.

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Swarm Capture - Video is an episode from Keeping Backyard Bees by Ogden Publications.

This episode is 03:32 long.

This episode was published on May 14, 2018.

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