Explore the ways Buddha Bee Apiary is consciously considering native pollinators in our beekeeping practices.

Ever wondered about the social structure of honey bees? Read this article to dive into this well-known controversy among beekeepers!

Read how two honey samples—one local and the other from a store—underwent DNA testing to uncover the plant species present.

What is a swarm and why do bees do it? Get all your swarm questions answered in this deep dive.

Looking for bee-safe mosquito treatment? Here are three tips to control mosquitos without toxic sprays that harm pollinators and other wildlife.

In this article, our operations manager shares his five favorite books from this year. The topics range from beekeeping to climate change to seed saving!

Whether you need woodenware or glass jars, we put together a list of the beekeeping stores in Raleigh to help you buy what you need locally.

In this article, we cover common questions about honeybees during the winter. Learn what they eat, what they do, and why they don’t always survive.

Honeybees have gotten a lot of attention in recent years. There are over 400 species of native bees in North Carolina. They need our help, too.

It’s normal to feel equal parts excited and worried when you find out your neighbor has beehives. Here are a few common questions we receive.

Wondering if you can have a beehive in your back garden? Here's how to find out if you have enough space for them.

With over 850,000 podcasts out there, the hard part isn’t finding a podcast about bees...it’s finding the ones worth listening to. Here are our favorites.

In just a few minutes, using materials you already have at home, you can create a reliable watering hole for your honeybees.

Have you ever seen a beekeeper use a metal contraption to blow smoke before opening the hive? This device is called a smoker, and it’s an essential tool that helps keep bees and beekeepers safe. Learn more in this article.

Just like humans, healthy pollinators require a balanced diet. In this article, we cover honeybees’ favorite flowers.

Bee stings happen but they’re easily avoidable. Learn more about how beekeepers stay safe while working with hives.

You may have noticed our website has a fresh new look. Here’s why.