Norfolk Honey - queen rearing for amateurs

squarm Queen Cell

Increase your stock of bees.

Online course:

Swarm control, hive splitting and queen rearing for amateurs.

Norfolk Honey offer easy instructions for new bee keepers to follow.

Our double box method of artificial swarming will enable you to prevent your bees from swarming and enable you to breed new queens in the easiest and safest way possible.

Breeding new queens can easily be done very successfully using very little more equipment than you already have. Even a beginner can easily understand the basic concepts and get started as soon as they have bees in their hive.

But you don't need to be a beginner to take this course. Beekeepers who have been keeping hives for a few years may also be interested in improving their bee stocks by selecting and breeding from their best bees. Do you have mite removing bees in your hives? There may even be beekeepers out there who would like to expand a little more and help to supply the ever increasing demand for queens sent by post.

Here we not only explain our simple system but we also study the variety of concepts behind rearing your own queens. This will enable you to choose a method that suits you and your situation best.

Once started you can call me for support and advice in your beekeeping and and call me again at vital stages during the queen rearing process.

Our course consists of these elements:

1 A basic set of simple step by step instructions for you to follow. These we will be put online for you at the start of the course where you will be able to access them with a secure login. You can join at any time. A range of different methods of artificial swarming and breeding are explored with online links and explanations. Our simple method is explained in detail for beginners. More demanding processes for the more experienced and ambitious bee keeper are also covered.

2 The course includes telephone support to discuss your particular situation, advantages and problems,


My personal breeding program starts April 15th 2011. You can join before then and follow me each step of the way or you can join at any time of the year.


The course fee is £80


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