Beekeeping Today Podcast13 Des 2021

Common Sense Natural Beekeeping with Stephanie Bruneau (S4, E26)

Joining the podcast today is Stephanie Bruneau, co-author of the new book, "Common Sense Natural Beekeeping." Stephanie Bruneau and our very own Kim Flottum, recently released this new book with Quarry Press. We talk with the authors about the basics of Natural Beekeeping and the role a beekeeper has to take to stay as natural as possible – all while aiding and guiding the colony so it stays healthy.

For their latest work, Kim's desire to not put poison in a beehive is mirrored by Stephanie's. So to deal with the many pests and diseases bees encounter, a variety of management practices are used, and types of hives are described.

According to Stephanie and Kim, this is where the "common sense" part comes in. Sound management, no chemicals, adequate housing, good nutrition, local stock and attention to detail, when combined by the bees and the beekeeper, add up to Common Sense Natural Beekeeping.

Stephanie is also the author of The Benevolent Bee, looking at working and using honey bee products.

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Links and websites mentioned in this podcast:

Common Sense Natural Beekeeping - https://smile.amazon.com/Common-Sense-Natural-Beekeeping-Bee-Friendly/dp/1631599550/
The Benevolent Bee - https://smile.amazon.com/Benevolent-Bee-Remedies-techniques-propolis/dp/1631592866/
Honey Bee Obscura Podcast - https://www.honeybeeobscura.com

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Podcast music: Young Presidents, "Be Strong"; Musicalman, "Epilogue". Original guitar background instrumental by Jeff Ott. Ed Colby's short, "Possums in the Outhouse", Brightside Studio

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