The scope of individual trainings

Obtaining theoretical and practical knowledge in the scope of the apiary economy:
  • Types of apiaries
  • Apiary sites
  • Seasonal apiary work
  • Preparing bees for wintering and bee wintering
  • Spring bee flight, spring review and accelerating the spring development of colonies
  • The use of beehive devices
  • Controlling the development of a bee colony
  • The influence of a swarm on honey production
  • The use of spring and late summer nectar flow
  • Honey harvest
  • Combating robberies and saving trunks with drones
  • Proliferation of bees
  • Monofloral and polyfloral honeys, nectar and honeydew honeys
  • Obtaining pollen baskets
  • Obtaining bee bread
  • Obtaining wax
  • Obtaining bee glue
  • Development of bee diseases and parasites, prevention and eradication
  • Labour productivity in beekeeping
  • Organization and economics of apiaries
Obtaining theoretical and practical knowledge in the scope of apiary equipment and tools
  • Hives

  • Small apiary equipment

  • Workshop equipment

  • Equipment for the production of queen bees

  • Pollen traps

  • Equipment for acquiring propolis

Bee products
  • Bee honey
  • Beeswax
  • Propolis
  • Flower pollen
  • Bee bread
  • Bee venom
  • Royal jelly
  • Herbal honey
Queen and drone rearing
  • The importance of queen rearing
  • Queen and drone rearing
  • Methods of queen rearing
  • Pedigree, upbringing and support families
  • Marking queens
  • Application of mating boxes
  • Introducing a new queen bee
  • Mating stations and natural insemination of queen bees
  • Queen bees in the production apiary
Bees' nectar flow
  • Course of nectar flow during the growing season

  • Nectar from arable fields and orchards

  • Nectar from meadows and pastures

  • Nectar from forests and thickets

  • Nectar from housing estates, road lanes and wasteland

  • Rational use of bee grazing

  • Abundance of the foraging area

  • Improving bee’s nectar flow

Contact

ul. Władysława Jagiełły 36a,
77-430 Krajenka

+48 668 492 647

biuro@ekoalm.pl