Fall/Winter Bee Management ---It's a Long View!

Will Fitz i the president of the Southern Arizona Bee Keepers Association in Tucson. He comments on bees slowing down as the days grow shorter in November.

Will Fitz is President of the Southern AZ Beekeepers Association. He discusses what beekeepers need to do to help their bees get through the winter months, which will pay dividends in May and June of next year.

With the lack of rain and warmer weather, few flowers have bloomed, meaning bees have been lacking nectar. This is all part of the State of the Hive March 2025 with Will Fitz, President of the Southern Arizona Beekeepers Association.

Monica King is a third-generation beekeeper as well as a director and manager of the Southern Arizona Beekeepers Association. Will Fitz is the president of the Association. They both discuss the different beehive styles. And one style is the go-to style for most beekeepers, especially commercial beekeepers.

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With no rain this winter, there will be no wildflowers for bees to seek nectar. They will be eagerly looking for blooming trees and shrubs. Will Fitz, the president of the Southern Arizona Beekeepers Association, describes the State of the Hive, Mid-January 2025.

Will Fitz is President of the Southern AZ Beekeepers Association. In this podcast he discusses that days are getting shorter and bees are starting to think that winter is near.

July is the month of dearth. Will Fitz, President of the Southern AZ Beekeepers Association explains what beekeepers need to be doing now.

Will Fitz is the President of the Southern Arizona Beekeepers Association. He comments on the learning curve, that new beekeepers should expect. Fitz said that all beekeepers make mistakes.

Will Fitz is the president of the Southern Arizona Beekeepers Association. He said things are starting to move with this year's honey production,