Bee Culture

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Bee Culture Magazine has released a whimsical retelling of the Trojan War myth, substituting a giant wooden nut filled with bees for the traditional horse. The story, penned by Stephen Bishop, blends ancient legend with beekeeping lore in a humorous narrative. It explores themes of ingenuity and romance amid fictional wartime chaos.

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In the latest installment of a beekeeping series, David Burns encourages hobbyists to shift from descriptive hive inspections to interpretive ones that view the colony as a single organism. The article, published in Bee Culture Magazine, outlines four key principles for more effective beekeeping. Burns draws from his experience to help beekeepers anticipate colony needs across seasons.

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