Bees and Honey

Bees and Honey

 


Wanted: Honey

 honey

If you have honey for sale from hives not treated with antibiotics or chemicals, we have people looking for your honey. Please contact the Kalamazoo Bee Club using the "Contact Us" form.

Photos of Swarms

Click this link to check out photos of swarms sent in by beekeepers and homeowners.

For Sale


Retired beekeeper has about 40 cutcomb supers with frames for sale for $7.00 each and some other equipment for sale. Otsego area. Email Joe Schmitt at handsomejoeschmitt@gmail.com


Note: The Kalamazoo Bee Club always suggests caution with used equipment, and does not recommend re-using frames or comb.

 

Kalamazoo Bee Club


The Kalamazoo Bee Club is proud to sponsor this web site for the benefit of all beekeepers. The Kalamazoo Bee Club serves beekeepers from Lansing to the Lakeshore, Grand Rapids to Indiana.

Coming Events

 

Holland Area Beekeepers Association
Tuesday, June 15, at 7 pm
Fennville, Michigan

Kalamazoo Bee Club
Watch for announcements of Field Days at the Kalamazoo Bee Club Apiary on East Main Street. The next regular program will be in September at the Kalamazoo Nature Center.


The Coming Events section of the main menu provides more information.

Good Reading

Helpful information every month in

American Bee Journal

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Beekeeping Supplies

Beekeeping Supplies from Dadant and Sons

Dadant & Sons Inc is a family owned business serving beekeepers since the Civil War. Dadant's local facility is located at 1009 Industrial Blvd, Albion, MI 49224. The phone number is (517) 629-2860. Hours are 8 am - 5 pm, closed from 12 - 1 for lunch. Click here for Dadant's online catalog.

 

Keith Lazar Woodenware

Remember you ALWAYS need more hives and equipment.  Stock up now and be ready.  Check out SPECIAL PRICES here at Keith Lazar Woodenware.

Bee Hive

Disappearing Bees PDF Print E-mail

In recent years, beekeepers and honeybees have been spotlighted by the media as being in trouble. A mysterious new bee “disease”, called Colony Collapse Disorder or CCD, has been claiming hundreds of beehives nation-wide. Fear that all of the honeybees will die and pollination will cease has caused many people to get concerned about the plight of the honeybees. Although it appears that the bees are disappearing at an alarming rate, very few of the nation’s beekeepers have suffered from CCD, and practically none of the backyard hobbyists have even been affected.

Click this link to download a well written, well researched article about CCD entitled "Are Honey Bees Disappearing?" by Anneliese Abbott of Abbott Farms, Otsego, Michigan. Anneliese is a member of the Kalamazoo Bee Club and leader of the Young Beekeepers program.

Bee Wings

 
 
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