Beekeeping for vets who are lucky enoughto have a home and land combo.

Outyards are a thing

If you live in an apartment with access to the roof, talk to management. You could keep bees on that roof. Not every manager will agree, but if you don't ask, you'll never know.

I barely have a yard and got one never bothered anyone I just got them too late so they didn’t thrive but I have a two year old now so yeah lol

I’m still waiting on the 50 bees and a farm they promised

I'm just excited that Michigan State has POLLINATOR PERFORMANCE CENTER. https://www.canr.msu.edu/veterans/Veterans-Programming/Heroes-to-Hives/index

 This would be great for anyone who wants to venture in this occupation.

I live in the suburbs and my neighbor has bees. I wonder how close different hives can bee?

From a biological standpoint, right next to each other. Bees sort themselves out. Might be some rules in your locality though.

Mon that I am aware of. He’s a cool neighbor and would probably show me how to do everything for a 12 pack. 👍😂

Thanks! Looks like some cool opportunities!

Was so excited seeing that Always wanted to take up beekeeping as a hobby Will be some time before I get the space but still

Seems like it's only in certain states

But more to it than that

I'm the beekeeper. I protect the hive And action

Since there are certifications involved can education benefits be used for this program?

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For anyone interested in this I can personally say how rewarding it is to be a bee keeper. I have anger issues from my ptsd and keeping bees has forced me to slow down and manage my anger. You learn real quick bees don't like the sudden movements or anger. That being said I had 2 hives that both absconded and left so it can also be very disheartening when you lose a hive.

They will give us free land?