Author Archives: Mark Gale

Pollen as food medicine

BeesMAX sells pollen in its original form straight from the legs of the bees as [...]

Using garlic and allicin as a chemical free beekeeper

Using allicin from crushed garlic as chemical free beekeepers. Understanding the research behind allicin and [...]

New research on small-scale planting and pollinators.

A fascinating dissection of the research on the effect small-scale planting scheme interventions are having [...]

Swarm Control and Husbandry – Marlow Honeybees

Environmentally conscious organisations, like Colliers in Marlow that host a beehive, play a vital role [...]

Lost British Honeybee Found at Blenheim Palace

. This article in The Guardian newspaper is wonderful in that it highlights the devastation [...]

Chemical Free Beekeeping

Applying natural remedies that can be easily found in the environment can significantly reduce the [...]

Honeybees Reach 30 Degrees Centigrade

Located at Bourne Business Park in Weybridge are thousands of Honeybees amongst three hives. The [...]

Beekeepers Lose Winter Colonies

Feral bees and hobbyist bees suffer honey flows during autumn months, with Ivy honey actually [...]

BeesMAX and Sussex University Collaboration

BeesMAX is proud to announce a collaboration with Sussex University investigating the survival of our [...]