Keeping in the tropics 6 bài
Climate in Tay Ninh, local flowering seasons and what they mean.
Ants, geckos and spiders: the three that take colonies
In the tropics, predators cause far more colony loss than disease. How to spot each early and what actually works.
A year at a tropical stingless bee apiary, month by month
Which months need work, which months need nothing, and when the main harvest falls.
Keeping stingless bees on a rooftop or balcony in town
No garden is not a barrier, but three problems have to be solved: heat, wind and forage.
What to plant so the colony has forage all year
Stingless bees forage within a few hundred metres, so your garden is nearly their whole diet. How to sequence flowering.
The rainy season: growth, splits and standing water
The easy half of the year, if drainage and rain deflection are handled. What to do and what to leave alone.
Keeping stingless bees through a tropical dry season
Heat and ants cause most colony losses in the dry months. What changes, and what to do about it.
A single-origin stingless bee honey from our own apiary in Trang Bang, Tay Ninh. Harvested and bottled by batch, traceable to the colony.
Vietnamese stingless bee honey, built for export
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