Natural Beekeeping
Learning with Experts
Summary
- Certificate of completion - Free
- Tutor is available to students
Overview
This four-part online beekeeping course is taught by Philip Chandler, author of 'The Barefoot Beekeeper' is an introduction to what has become known as 'natural beekeeping', which differs in some important respects from the conventional approach to this subject. Our focus will be on keeping bees for their own sake, rather than simply for the products of their labour. Of course, we also appreciate what they do for us and if there is a surplus of honey, we will be pleased to have some for ourselves.
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Description
By the end of this course, you will have a greater understanding of the role of bees in their natural world and in the context of human agriculture. You will understand the design, construction and use of a Top Bar Hive, and have a theoretical knowledge of the lifecycle of honeybees and the ways in which we can supervise and nurture them on a small scale.
A revolutionary course about sustainable, chemical-free, 'natural' beekeeping, with no heavy lifting. The tutor strips away all complications, showing how you can make everything you need yourself, using recycled materials and simple tools.
Course outline
1.The Nature of Honeybees
2. Bees, Flowers and Natural Beekeeping
3. Starting with a Top Bar Hive
4. Establishing a healthy colony
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Certificates
Certificate of completion
Digital certificate - Included
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