[eCourse] Beekeeping Course: 1 Month Free Trial $0 (Then $27/Month) or $40 off Annual Sub $229 (Was $269) @ The Beekeeper

Is this a bargain? 🤔

Has anyone tried it?

One concern I have is as it is connected to Flow Hives, will there be too much of a focus on those versus traditional honey beehives and native beehives?

The free trial period lasts for 30 days.

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Learning how to take excellent care of your bees is the most important aspect of beekeeping.
Whether you’ve been gifted a hive, are learning a new hobby, or want to collect your very own honey, now is an excellent time to gain the skills you need to become a confident beekeeper.

To help fast-track your learning, throughout January we’re offering a special on yearly memberships of our online beekeeping course, TheBeekeeper.org

Learn in your own time from the world’s experts with high-quality videos explaining what you need to know in order to feel confident looking after your bees.

Reviews from our members

“I love these lessons! Everything from the guest speakers to the high digital video technology on bees in flight, all learning information, examples, Q&A, even the test at the end and documents to print.”
— Helena M.

“Very easy to follow. Great pace. Great to hear from a range of experts.”
— Marcus W.

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Your membership helps to protect pollinators

The bees need our help!

These tiny creatures are vital to our food supply and the health of the natural world that we all depend on.

That's why 50% of profits from TheBeekeeper.org are donated to projects focused on habitat regeneration and advocacy for pollinators.

Content is delivered in sequential blocks.

We start with the absolute basics and over time progress through more in-depth material.

The following is a list of lesson titles to give you a sense of what the curriculum includes. (NB: Not all of these are confirmed yet, actual course content is subject to change.):

• Secret Life of Bees: The Beehive
• Tips & Tricks Before You Get Your Bees
• Where To Put Your Hive - Save Yourself Some Pain!
• Getting Broody - Frames & Comb
• Four Ways To Get Bees
• Your First Brood Inspection
• Watch & Learn
• Secret Life Of Bees: Lifecycle Of A Bee
• Don't Do This!
• Bee Evolution & Genetics
• Her Royal Highness - How & Why To Find The Queen
• Swarm Management
• Queenlessness
• The Beekeeping Year - An Overview
• Secret Life Of Bees: The Magic Of Pollination
• Hive Health: Is That Normal Or Not?
• Hive Health: Varroa Monitoring & Management
• Pollinator Conservation
• Hive Health: Troubleshooting Hive Problems
• Secret Life Of Bees: The Waggle Dance
• The Beekeeping Year: Supering Your Hive
• The Beekeeping Year: Nutrition & Feeding
• Secret Life Of Bees: Nectar - From Flower To Honey
• The Beekeeping Year: Summer - Sweet Rewards
• Hive Health: How To Help A Weak Hive
• The Medicinal Properties Of Honey
• Hive Health: Small Hive Beetle
• The Beekeeping Year: Autumn Packdown & Overwintering
• Hive Health: AFB & EFB
• Native Bees
• Moving A Hive
• Hive Health: Wax Moth
• Propolis
• Record Keeping & Data
• Dealing With Cross Comb
• Bee Intelligence
• Products From The Hive: Beeswax
• Hive Health: Chalkbrood
• Creamed Honey
• Secret Life Of Bees: Bee Bread
• Products From The Hive: Pollen
• Hive Health: Nosema
• Bees & Math
• Stop Thief! Robber Bees
• The Art & Science of Beekeeping
• When & Whether To Add A Second Brood Box
• How to Mark Your Queen
• Marketing & Selling Honey
• Products From The Hive: Mead
• Secret Life Of Bees: when You've Got A Job To Do
• Climate Change & Bees
• Practical Feeding Advice
• Colony Collapse Disorder
• Products From The Hive: Comb Honey
• Beekeeping In The Tropics
• What A Bee Sees
• How Bees Navigate

…Plus more to come!

Currently the list of featured experts includes:

Kirsten S. Traynor, PhD - Fullbright Fellow, author: Two Million Blossoms
Michael Bush - Author: Practical Beekeeping I-III
Professor Marla Spivak - University of Minnesota, MacArthur Fellow
Hilary Kearney - Girl Next Door Honey
Professor Dave Goulson - University of Sussex
Randy Oliver - ScientificBeekeeping.com
Professor Madeleine Beekman - University of Sydney
Professor Ben Oldroyd - University of Sydney
Dr. Nural Cokcetin - ithree Institute, University of Technology, Sydney
Dr. Noah Wilson-Rich - The Best Bees Company
Doug Purdie - The Urban Beehive
Dr. Judy Wu-Smart - University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Dr. Andrew Barron - Macquarie University
Dr. Jamie Ellis - University of Florida
Professor James Wilkes - Appalachian State University
Sam Droege - USGS Native Bee Inventory and Monitoring Program
Frederick Dunn - Beekeeping Educator
Liz Frost - New South Wales Department of Primary Industries
Mark Page - New South Wales Department of Primary Industries
Megan Halcroft - Founder: Australian Native Pollinator Week
Lars Fischer & Zofus Knudsen - 1st Place - World Honey Awards - Apimondia Congress 2015
James Dorey - Photographer & author: Bees of Australia - A Photographic Exploration
Stuart Anderson - Flow Hive
Cedar Anderson - Flow Hive

…and more to come!