"I don’t have bees (yet?) and I’m learning. I like natural methods and I’m leaning toward a top bar hive (or two). I learn a lot from reading posts and replies. I would like to connect with local beekeepers to discuss and to observe…"
Urban beekeeping in New Mexico's largest city.
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Raymond Espinoza
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- Belen, NM
- United States
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Raymond Espinoza's Groups
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warre hive users
25 members
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Albuquerque Brood Sharing
22 members
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Natural BeeKeeping
89 members
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Beekeeping Educators
15 members
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Sandoval County Beekeepe…
50 members
Raymond Espinoza's Discussions
Laying Workers---If you think an unfertilized egg cannot produce a female worker bee Think Again..
Resistant bees edited 9-5-2019 by RE Thelytoky in a Strain of U.S. Honey Bees (Apis Mellifera L.) May,…Continue
Started Jun 4, 2015
Happy New Years 2015
Best Wishes to All.Here's a "New Years Toast" from us to you, as we get ready to ring in the New Year,In 2015.May our world find Peace, Tolerance and Understanding,May we have Good Health,An Improved…Continue
Tags: #AntiguasDelNorte, 2015, Year, New, Happy
Started Dec 31, 2014
Bee propolis offers hope for hair regrowth: study
Hi Folks,I came across this article while doing research on some Apitherapy product formulations. I know some of you will be interested, Check out this web site and their research on the use of…Continue
Tags: Propolis, Properties, Healing, Hair, Growth
Started Dec 17, 2014
So your Ready to Keep Honey Bees in 2015!!
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With January 1st right around the corner its a great time of the year to sit down and begin planning for Spring. Here are 7 things things to think about and begin working on to meet your Bee Keeping…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by maureen arellano Feb 27, 2018.
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Natural BeeKeeping
Tells us about your efforts to keep bees in a Natural environment, share ideas, and methodology and purpose. If your walking the talk this is where you can strut your walk... Bashing, rudeness and negativity is not allowed, this is about fostering our HoneyBees in the best possible environment, purist and beginners are welcome, Share your best natural beekeeping practices. See More
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Natural BeeKeeping
Tells us about your efforts to keep bees in a Natural environment, share ideas, and methodology and purpose. If your walking the talk this is where you can strut your walk... Bashing, rudeness and negativity is not allowed, this is about fostering our HoneyBees in the best possible environment, purist and beginners are welcome, Share your best natural beekeeping practices. See More
Richard Kiefer-O’Donnell left a comment for Raymond Espinoza
"Thanks Raymond. I've just moved to ABQ from living 20 years in Alaska (brief time in South Dakota to teach for friend on sabbatical leave. Beekeeping in AK is a tad different. Helped 2 very skilled friends there with their hives. I will be at…"
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Hive Gadgets That work.
Please share any high tech techniques, hive accessories or tricks which help in the harvest or increase production or that improve hive health.See More
Richard Kiefer-O’Donnell, Stacy Warden and Rod Reay joined Raymond Espinoza's group
Natural BeeKeeping
Tells us about your efforts to keep bees in a Natural environment, share ideas, and methodology and purpose. If your walking the talk this is where you can strut your walk... Bashing, rudeness and negativity is not allowed, this is about fostering our HoneyBees in the best possible environment, purist and beginners are welcome, Share your best natural beekeeping practices. See More
Susan Carter joined Raymond Espinoza's group
Natural BeeKeeping
Tells us about your efforts to keep bees in a Natural environment, share ideas, and methodology and purpose. If your walking the talk this is where you can strut your walk... Bashing, rudeness and negativity is not allowed, this is about fostering our HoneyBees in the best possible environment, purist and beginners are welcome, Share your best natural beekeeping practices. See More
douglas binder and Kurt Ferreira joined Raymond Espinoza's group
Natural BeeKeeping
Tells us about your efforts to keep bees in a Natural environment, share ideas, and methodology and purpose. If your walking the talk this is where you can strut your walk... Bashing, rudeness and negativity is not allowed, this is about fostering our HoneyBees in the best possible environment, purist and beginners are welcome, Share your best natural beekeeping practices. See More
Allison Moore joined Raymond Espinoza's group
Natural BeeKeeping
Tells us about your efforts to keep bees in a Natural environment, share ideas, and methodology and purpose. If your walking the talk this is where you can strut your walk... Bashing, rudeness and negativity is not allowed, this is about fostering our HoneyBees in the best possible environment, purist and beginners are welcome, Share your best natural beekeeping practices. See More
Jill Ross joined Raymond Espinoza's group
Natural BeeKeeping
Tells us about your efforts to keep bees in a Natural environment, share ideas, and methodology and purpose. If your walking the talk this is where you can strut your walk... Bashing, rudeness and negativity is not allowed, this is about fostering our HoneyBees in the best possible environment, purist and beginners are welcome, Share your best natural beekeeping practices. See More
Rubel Martinez left a comment for Raymond Espinoza
"Thanks Raymond, looking forward to this new fascinating adventure."
Kenneth H Jones joined Raymond Espinoza's group
Natural BeeKeeping
Tells us about your efforts to keep bees in a Natural environment, share ideas, and methodology and purpose. If your walking the talk this is where you can strut your walk... Bashing, rudeness and negativity is not allowed, this is about fostering our HoneyBees in the best possible environment, purist and beginners are welcome, Share your best natural beekeeping practices. See More
Jill Ross left a comment for Raymond Espinoza
"Thanks for the warm welcome! I can't wait to begin soaking in all the information on starting up my own hive."
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- About me:
**Your Invited to Visit our Web Site**
Click to Visit--->AntiguasDelNorte.Com
Thank You for taking the time to visit.
A little about Why I am Here
AntiguasDelNorte Honey Bee Farm is a New Mexico Registered Apiary and a business member of New Mexico True. My name is Ray Espinoza and I am a Certified BeeKeeper and professional Honey Bee rescue expert and BeeKeeping Educator. I've chosen the following Motto; "I help Honeybees with people problems".
We currently maintain 25-40 Honey Bee colonies both Langstroth and TopBar.
Another of our key interests is working to support other pollinators (Bumblebees and Mason Bees).
I enjoy networking with other beekeepers. My favorite past times include all aspects of beekeeping including Honey Bee removals (cutouts) and capturing swarms. I enjoy teaching and sharing with other Beekeepers. We have host locations who's owners share in our hive hosting and co-operative, and we offer Hives for pollination rental to small organic farms.
If you would like to know more please inquire.
If you need assistance with a Bee question or issue drop me a line, If I can't help, It is likely I know someone who can.
Join me in sharing and helping to steward ethical and passionate fostering of our incredible HoneyBee resource.
I look forward to sharing a Bee-adventure with you watch for one of our upcoming events.
Uno Antigua Del Norte....
- I use the following type of bee hives:
- Top bar, Langstroth
- My bee hives are primarily located here (ZIP code):
- 87002
- How best to reach me (Public email or phone)
*Apiary Phone: 505-861-1693 or via our our website.
Please click to make contact-->Contact Form Link
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How to follow my Blog
Dear Friends, I have consolidated my social networking accounts and will maintain one Blog which is hosted on Blogger, you can follow me, Bee News and all our activities at my website.
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Posted on November 14, 2014 at 4:30pm
Comment Wall (65 comments)
- At 7:59am on August 17, 2020,
Melissa Hank said…
Thank you, Ray!
- At 9:42am on February 12, 2020,
Richard Kiefer-O’Donnell said…
Thanks Raymond. I've just moved to ABQ from living 20 years in Alaska (brief time in South Dakota to teach for friend on sabbatical leave. Beekeeping in AK is a tad different. Helped 2 very skilled friends there with their hives. I will be at the Fe 25 mtg and excited to start.
- At 12:45am on December 19, 2019,
Rubel Martinez said…
Thanks Raymond, looking forward to this new fascinating adventure.
- At 8:15pm on December 16, 2019,
Allison Moore said…
Thanks!
- At 9:06am on September 10, 2019,
Jill Ross said…
Thanks for the warm welcome! I can't wait to begin soaking in all the information on starting up my own hive.
- At 8:48am on July 30, 2019,
- Wow amazing how you manage so many hives!!
- At 4:07pm on July 8, 2019,
Thank you!
- At 2:42am on June 4, 2019,
Thanks for the welcome, Ray! Warm wishes from southwest China. I look forward to chatting bees once I'm back in New Mexico this summer.
- At 9:05pm on May 27, 2019,
- Thank you, Raymond!
- At 3:48pm on May 27, 2019,
Thank you!
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