May 7, 2023
Spring is the best time to awaken your dormant yard and embrace the season of resurgence. There are many ways [...]
October 9, 2020
We are encouraging your help in supporting a proposed Massachusetts legislation that, if passed, would limit the use of pollinator-killing [...]
September 3, 2020
Every beekeeper looks forward to the day when they are able to reap the rewards of our hives--- honey! Local [...]
May 29, 2020
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December 8, 2019
Winter is coming! Although many of us are still enjoying all that Autumn has to offer, for diligent beekeepers it [...]
November 15, 2019
For more than three decades, Tom Curren Companies has been a recognized name in the home remodeling industry. We’re well-known [...]
November 1, 2019
It’s that time of year again! Autumn in New England brings crisp air, beautifully changing leaves and our seasonal Fall [...]
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Give weary bees a place to quench their thirst by crafting a simple bee bath. Fill a shallow dish or basin with clean water and add a few small stones or floating platforms for the bees to land on. Place the bee bath near your garden, ensuring it remains filled and refreshed regularly. This small gesture provides a much-needed source of hydration for pollinators, especially during hot and dry spells.
