ABOUT ME AND BEE REMOVALS
I am a certified MASTER BEEKEEPER through the University of Florida (Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences). It took over three years of intensive learning about honey bees, bee biology, bee management and beekeeping practices, including IPM, and covered bee toxicology, Africanized bees, pest control, practical training and all sorts of bee related issues. I am a registered beekeeper, I have several years experience in live bee removals (although I do not do any myself but refer a wonderful bee removal specialist, Brian Schafer – his details are below), and and I give educational workshops at various Botanical Gardens in south Florida about honey bees, beekeeping, honey (including honey tastings). I am a staunch advocate and voice for our precious friends. They get treated so badly, struggle to find suitable habitats to build their nests, and are so vital to our own survival, pollinating one third of our food crops. To contact me, please email me at [email protected] or TEXT ME (no calls please) at (9 5 4) 6 3 7 – 3 1 5 3.
ABOUT BRIAN, THE BEST BEE REMOVAL SPECIALIST I KNOW
Got a bee problem and want a live bee removal? Please DON’T EXTERMINATE – bees are SO important to our own survival.
PLEASE CONTACT BRIAN SCHAFER. With YEARS of experience, Brian has a massive apiary in Broward County where he rehomes all his removals – not only that, he is specially trained to work with Africanized bees. If you have an Africanized swarm, he is the one to call. The great news is that you do not have to kill Africanized bees: you MUST get them removed IMMEDIATELY, that is absolutely CRITICAL – and then Brian will replace the Africanized queen with a gentle (most likely Carniolan) queen, and within two months, once all the current Africanized worker bees die off, the new worker bees will be sweet and gentle and the colony will be lovely and docile. Call or text Brian: ( 9 5 4 ) 6 1 2 – 3 6 6 2
tell him Joanna sent you!
I’m really modest about my Master Beekeeping certification. You’d hardly even know it. Jokes aside, it’s one of my proudest achievements.
And my modest little apiary, The Beemuda Triangle, below.
