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Practical guidebooks, tropical apiary management strategies, queen breeding schedules, and equipment walkthroughs from our master beekeepers in Ibadan, Nigeria.

Taiwo Amoo holding queen marking cage in apiary

Small Hive Beetle Prevention in West African Apiaries

If you haven’t been checking for Small Hive Beetles (SHB) during the humid rainy season, now is the time. As tropical temperatures climb and colonies expand, SHB populations can multiply rapidly. Left unchecked, larvae can slime brood frames, ferment honey, and trigger colony absconding…

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Taiwo Amoo inspecting developing queen cell

The Real Sign the Major Honey Flow Is Coming

Every seasoned Nigerian beekeeper knows the feeling when the bush mango, cashew, and savanna wildflowers burst into bloom. Foragers crowd the landing board at dawn carrying bright golden pollen baskets, and fresh white wax whitens the top bars overnight…

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