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Have you ever wondered how creamed honey is made? Join us at the May meeting of the WA Apiarists' Society as we break down the what, why, and - most importantly - the how, of making creamed honey.

Come and hear about the world of pollinators at Bunnings Australind!

We look forward to welcoming you to our beautiful part of the world!

This follow-up post covers our blind tasting results (some real surprises in there!), what worked beautifully, what didn't, and what I’ll be doing differently next time around.

Learn what creamed honey is, why it’s worth making, and explore 5 simple methods you can try at home - from raw to refined, no fancy gear required.

Come and hear about the world of pollinators at Bunnings Australind!

In this series of Buyer Beware articles, I share some personal experiences as well as some pitfalls and challenges that new beekeepers that I have come into contact with have experienced. Buyer Beware | Part 1 focused on getting the right information from the seller prior to making a commitment to purchase nucs or full hives.   Buyer Beware | Part 2 focused on what you may be faced with when acquiring 'abandoned' or 'rescue' hives. Now, let's talk about the repercussions of

In Buyer Beware Part 2, I share with you what you can expect when you take on 'abandoned hives.

In this Buyer Beware article, Part I, the focus is on potential questions to ask the seller prior to purchasing your bees.

This is the second installment to our Capel Hive Rescue. Join us as we delve into what an abandoned hive looks like on the inside.

So you’re thinking of becoming a beekeeper. Here are some things to consider prior to embarking on your beekeeping journey. Department of Primary Industry and Regional Development (DPIRD) Bees are livestock and must be registered with DPIRD. Just as cattle, sheep, and pigs are. This is regardless of whether you live on a farm or in the city, or whether you have one hive or hundreds. Here at Carlaminda we are serious about biosecurity and it is against our policy (and the Bios

A swarm is one of nature's amazing spectacles. But what are they and why do bees do it? More importantly, what should you do if you see one?