Walking a Swarm of Bees into Their New Hive
After catching a swarm of bees a couple of days ago, it was time to put them in their new home. I had to […]
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After catching a swarm of bees a couple of days ago, it was time to put them in their new home. I had to […]
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Have you discovered a swarm of honey bees in Stroud or the surrounding areas? Don’t worry, I’m here to help! As a local beekeeper, […]
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From my experiences with biodynamic agriculture, as I now enter into my fourth year of being on biodynamic farms and gardens, I have to […]
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Introduction I am halfway through a traditional beekeeping course as part of my deep dive into beekeeping over the last year. It is a […]
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Biodynamics is a regenerative form of agriculture, which prioritises soil health. It could be said that we are not growing plants but growing soil. […]
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This Spring, I took responsibility for the honey bees colonies at Ruskin Mill. Prior to this I caught a couple of swarms last year […]
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Research Project Arising From Practice I have documented the progress of the stirring area here – Building A Preparation Stirring Area. I have been […]
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Three years ago I witnessed a charcoal burning and was taken aback by the amount of smoke generated and how it drifted down the […]
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Archetypal Movements and Flowing Forms (1.1) Water reacts to its environment in the most interesting way. As Bruce Lee once said “if you put […]
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Ways of understanding and engaging with the world are inherently intertwined with our relationships to others. From our earliest interactions with family members and […]
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