Kirk's Book is Live...

Enter your email and name, and we’ll send you any future updates.

Click to order Kirk's Book on Amazon

Thank you! We will update you soon.

Subscribe

Kirk Webster
  • Home
  • View All Posts
  • Posts by Year
    • New Book – 2025
    • 1999 Writings
    • 2005 Writings
    • 2006 Writings
    • 2007 Writings
    • 2008 Writings
    • 2009 Writings
    • 2010 Writings
    • 2011 Writings
    • 2012 Writings
    • 2014 Writings
    • 2016 Writings
    • 2019 Writings
    • 2020 Writings
  • Photo Gallery
  • Contact Info
  • Order Book
Select Page

Commercial Beekeeping Without Treatments Of Any Kind – Putting The Pieces Together Part 2

by kirkwebster | Jan 1, 2005 | 2005 Writings, View All Posts

Commercial Beekeeping Without Treatments Of Any Kind – Putting The Pieces Together Part 2 ← View Previous Post View Next Post → ← View Previous Post View Next Post...

Commercial Beekeeping Without Treatments Of Any Kind – Putting The Pieces Together Part 1

by kirkwebster | Jan 1, 2005 | 2005 Writings, View All Posts

Commercial Beekeeping Without Treatments Of Any Kind – Putting The Pieces Together Part 1 ← View Previous Post View Next Post → ← View Previous Post View Next Post...

Recent News

  • A New Book April 15, 2025
  • OPPORTUNITIES TO VISIT AND WORK WITH US AT CHAMPLAIN VALLEY BEES AND QUEENS January 1, 2020
  • Successful Organic Farmers–the Key to a Good Future for Beekeeping January 1, 2019

Categories

  • 1999 Writings
  • 2005 Writings
  • 2006 Writings
  • 2007 Writings
  • 2008 Writings
  • 2009 Writings
  • 2010 Writings
  • 2011 Writings
  • 2012 Writings
  • 2014 Writings
  • 2016 Writings
  • 2019 Writings
  • 2020 Writings
  • View All Posts

Table of Contents

  • 1999 Writings
    • The Best Kept Secret Part 1
    • The Best Kept Secret Part 2
  • 2005 Writings
    • Commercial Beekeeping Without Treatments Of Any Kind – Putting The Pieces Together Part 1
    • Commercial Beekeeping Without Treatments Of Any Kind – Putting The Pieces Together Part 2
  • 2006 Writings
    • Healthy Beekeeping: Now And In The Future
    • The Natural Form of a Northern Apiary
    • Some Problems Of Health And Disease In Beekeeping And Agriculture
    • Cell Building And Overwintering Nucs – The Key To Stability And Resilence In A Northern, Non-Migratory Apiary
    • Some Thoughts On Breeding Bees In The North
    • Where Commercial Beekeeping Went Wrong: The Difference Between Having A Farm And Having A Business
  • 2007 Writings
    • A Beekeeping Diary – Introduction
    • #2: Late Winter—“Harvesting” Empty Equipment
    • #3: Early Spring—Unpacking and Evaluating Colonies
    • #4: Spring—Things Are Getting Busy
    • #5: Early Summer—Queen Rearing Begins
    • #6: Summer—Making Nucleus Colonies; the Main Honey Flow Begins
    • #7: High Summer—The Main Honey Flow; a Crop of Honey and Bees
    • #8: Late Summer—Extracting Honey and Expanding Nucs
    • #9: September and October—Finish Extracting; Feeding and Moving Nucs
    • #10: November and December: Packing bees; Blowing Out Failing Colonies.
    • #11: December—Conclusion
  • 2008 Writings
    • A New Paradigm For American Beekeepers
  • 2009 Writings
    • A Practical Plan For Removing All Treatment From Commercial Apiaries
    • What’s Missing From The Current Discussion And Work Related To Bees That’s Preventing Us From Making Good Progress?
    • Some Great Mentors
  • 2010 Writings
    • Nature Has All the Answers, So What’s Your Question?* and A Page From a Treatment-Free Beekeeping Diary
  • 2011 Writings
    • The Best Beekeeping Meeting I Ever Attended
    • Collapse and Recovery: The Gateway to Treatment Free Beekeeping
    • Helping Honeybees Refill Their Niche – The Apiary Farm
  • 2014 Writings
    • The Best Kept Secret Revisited
  • 2016 Writings
    • Feral Bees
  • 2019 Writings
    • 2019 Introduction
    • OPPORTUNITIES TO VISIT AND WORK WITH US AT CHAMPLAIN VALLEY BEES AND QUEENS
    • Successful Organic Farmers–the Key to a Good Future for Beekeeping
    • The Limitations of Science; the Wisdom of Indigenous People; and the Farmers Who Live in Between
    • preface: HONEY FROM THE EARTH