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Beekeeper: Because of the Heat, Bees Didn't Fly Much for Nectar, but Rather for Water to Cool the Hives
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This year's heat and drought meant that bees did not fly much for nectar and pollen, but rather for water, which they then sprayed in the hives and cooled them. The brood was a bit stuck, said Karel Toupal from the Toupal family bee farm in Kolovče in the Domažlice region, which established the first bee colonies 130 years ago, to ČTK. Honey production will certainly be one tenth lower than in normal years. According to the beekeeper, beekeeping…
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