If You’re Ready To Have Fun With Beekeeping & Enjoy Fresh, Home-Harvested Honey, Keep Reading!
Maybe it’s the fact that it’s an insect that creates a food product that’s enjoyed by millions of humans every year. (400 million pounds are consumed every year in the America alone)
Maybe that’s why there are as many as 200,000 beekeepers in the United States, most of which are hobbyists.
And that’s probably why you are here on this page… wishing you, too, could join the crowd and start beekeeping.
You may have dreams in your head about your own honeybee colony. But you may have had questions and problems pop into your mind just as quickly.
"If only there was an all-in-one resource that would teach me all I need to know to get started with beekeeping," you might be wishing.
Introducing "Beekeeping For Beginners" Finally – something for beginners! Even if you don’t know anything about beekeeping, you’ll find all the basics of beekeeping that you need to know in "Beekeeping For Beginners". This guide will take you from knowing next to nothing about beekeeping to enjoying your first harvest of honey!
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How your bees "ripen" your honey (hint: see your bees doing this, and you know your honey is being ripened!) (page 27)
If you live north of ________, you should winter your hives (indoors or outdoors) – here’s how (page 94)
The best trees, plants, and flowers for bees to produce as much and as best honey as possible (page 103)
And so, so much more! You wouldn’t have the patience to read everything if I listed it all here. (If you have a question about beekeeping that’s not listed here, chances are it’s in "Beekeeping For Beginners!")
I ordered your book Beekeeping For Beginners back in maybe Dec. or Jan. and have been hooked! I … have ordered two packages of bees and have two nucs ordered. One of my daughters is also getting a hive. …
I look forward to your e-mails and enjoy reading them. Thanks for a great book, it really gave me a good start to an enjoyable hobby, and more.
"I don’t know if you will get the pic but here it is, also I really enjoyed your book, It really made up my mind to raise bee’s, I plan on getting started this spring.
My neighbors are also supportive as there haven’t been many bee’s lately to polinate their gardens. Thanks!" Bill Medlin
"The book, Beekeeping For Beginners, is an informative, well illustrated, and well do ented book for those people just starting with beekeeping.
The book has all the necessary basic information a person would want to know that were starting out in the field without overloading the reader with all kinds of technical knowledge.
The book did answer several of my questions that I had been thinking about for some time. The book is well written and is an excellent source of information for the beginner beekeeper." Dave Burns
It’s a hobby where you learn, go outside to work, and then enjoy the rewards when you harvest your first crop of honey.
That’s exactly what "Beekeeping for Beginners" is. Whether you know some things about beekeeping already or know nothing about beekeeping, "Beekeeping for Beginners" will get you started with the information you need to know!
Beekeeping takes some work, but you’ll get so much out of it. Here are just 4 ways you’ll benefit from beekeeping!
Getting that exercise! For many people, it’s hard to find a reason to go out and exercise. In beekeeping, you’ll find a great way to get outside, get moving, and get some fresh air! (But don’t worry… your workout won’t be too strenuous)
Learning about nature. Yes, yes, I know – I said the word "LEARN" – but don’t worry. Beekeeping isn’t the same as reading a dry school textbook. That’s the beauty of it! You can immerse yourself in nature, learning more about it, while still having lots of fun!
Using your time in a constructive way. Think of how many hours everyone wastes on basically pointless activities, just to use up their time – watching TV shows, playing video games, surfing the internet, to mention a few. What if there was a way to use your time more constructively? Beekeeping is a perfect way to do that!
Let’s not forget the honey! Just imagine what it will feel like bringing in that first harvest of honey… 
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