Urban beekeeping in New Mexico's largest city.
Hap-Bee New Year!Order 2022 ZQB packages & starter nucs & additional queensThis year marks the 18th anniversary of…Continue
Started Jan 11, 2022
Hap-Bee New Year!Order ZQB 2022 Packages, Starter Nucs, & Additional QueensThis year marks the 18th anniversary of Zia…Continue
Started Jan 11, 2022
Due to the unfortunate loss of packages that befell Papa Bear (Craig Noorlander), ZQB has reached out to collaborators and will be offering some additional packages for those affected. You can visit…Continue
Started May 11, 2021
This year marks the 15 year anniversary of Zia Queenbees!We appreciate the support over the years for our bee breeding program.ZQB specializes in adapted stock that has been selected and tested in a…Continue
Started Feb 4, 2020
Zia Queenbees is gearing up for another phenomenal season! We've spent years learning our own NM microclimates, collaborating with local farms, farmers and pollinator enthusiasts, and also developing regional cooperation with like minded beekeepers. Mel is in the second lap of her graduate degree and will be supporting ZQB through breeding selection, grafting and assisting as needed. Mark is spearheading the 2019 bee and queen orders as his vision of extending ZQB through LongeviBees…
ContinuePosted on October 20, 2018 at 1:47pm
I'd like to share a few thoughts on importing honeybees from out of our Land of Enchantment. Please click on our ziaqueenbees blog entry below for more info.
http://ziaqueenbees.com/zia/2010/share-your-local-bees-avoid-importing-pestspathogens/
There is more and more interest in honeybee stewardship these days- a very good thing! However, if we really want to…
ContinuePosted on October 15, 2010 at 9:30pm
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