Keeping Bees Alive Book

In Keeping Bees Alive, renowned entomologist Dr. Larry Connor draws from five decades of experience in research, teaching, and bee breeding to address one of the most important challenges in modern beekeeping: colony survival and sustainability.

Key Features and Benefits

• Authored by Dr. Larry Connor: University professor, bee breeder, and respected voice in beekeeping

• Focus on sustainability: Practical discussion of long-term colony health

• Colony loss insights: Examines causes of declining hive populations

• Growth strategies: Guidance for stabilizing and increasing colony numbers

• Biodynamic concepts: Reviews principles of biodynamic beekeeping

• From an experienced author: Written by the author of Queen Rearing Essentials, Increase Essentials, Bee-sentials, and more

Detailed Description

With more than fifty years in entomology and beekeeping education, Dr. Larry Connor brings extensive knowledge to Keeping Bees Alive. Throughout his career, he has served as a university professor, operated a bee-breeding program, and contributed dozens of articles and books to the beekeeping community.

In this work, Connor focuses on sustainable beekeeping practices designed to address colony losses and help beekeepers maintain stable, productive hive populations. He examines the contributing factors behind colony decline and outlines practical approaches for keeping colonies strong and growing.

The book also explores biodynamic beekeeping concepts, offering readers an expanded perspective on hive management and long-term resilience. For beekeepers interested in strengthening their management approach and understanding the broader factors affecting colony survival, Keeping Bees Alive provides insight from one of the field’s most experienced voices.