Why Aluen Cap Is a Game‑Changer for Hobbyist Beekeepers For hobbyist beekeepers, keeping colonies healthy shouldn’t feel complicated. You want treatments that are effective, easy to use, gentle on...
How to choose the right Honey Spinner
Posted By The Basin Backyard,
30/04/2026 15:00 PM
https://www.tbbyard.com.au/shop/category/beekeeping-supplies/frames-foundation-jars--spinners/11812How to Choose the Right Honey Spinner for Your Beekeeping Setup The Basin Backyard – Beekeeping...
Why should you choose to support The Basin Backyard
Posted By Michael Johnson,
25/04/2026 15:00 PM
A Community Commitment Built on Service, Sustainability, and Heart Community isn’t something we talk about at The Basin Backyard — it’s something we live. Every jar of honey, every beeswax candle,...
Mead vs Wine: What’s the Difference and Which Should You Choose?
Posted By Michael Johnson,
13/04/2026 00:00 AM
Mead and wine are both fermented alcoholic drinks, but they are made from different ingredients and offer distinct flavour experiences. Mead is made from honey, while wine is made from grapes. Mead...
What Does Mead Taste Like? A Guide for First-Time Drinkers
Posted By Michael Johnson,
06/04/2026 00:00 AM
Mead has a smooth, naturally sweet flavour that comes from fermented honey, but its taste can vary widely depending on the style. Some meads are light and floral, while others are rich, fruity or...
How to Varroa-Proof Your Hive Before It’s Too Late
Posted By Michael Johnson,
13/03/2026 00:00 AM
Varroa-proofing your hive means taking proactive steps to prevent mite populations from reaching damaging levels. This includes regular monitoring, early treatment planning and using hive management...
Apivar, Bayvarol or Formic Pro? Choosing the Right Varroa Treatment in Australia
Posted By Michael Johnson,
02/03/2026 00:00 AM
Varroa mite treatments help control infestations that weaken honey bee colonies and spread disease. In Australia, three commonly used options are Apivar, Bayvarol and Formic Pro. Each treatment works...
What Is a Micro Honey Harvester and Is It Right for Backyard Beekeepers?
Posted By Michael Johnson,
13/02/2026 00:00 AM
A micro honey harvester is a compact extraction system designed for small-scale and backyard beekeepers who want an easier, cleaner way to harvest honey. Unlike large manual or electric spinners, it...
Why you should Consider the Varroa Controller for your Varroa Control
Posted By Michael Johnson,
11/02/2026 17:00 PM
Why the Varroa Controller Is Becoming a Game‑Changer for Modern Beekeepers. If you’ve spent any time around bees—or beekeepers—you already know that the Varroa destructor mite is public enemy number...
How to Style Beeswax Candles for a Cozy, Rustic Home Aesthetic
Posted By Michael Johnson,
19/01/2026 09:00 AM
Beeswax candles are a simple way to bring warmth and character into your home. Their natural colour, soft glow and subtle honey scent make them perfect for rustic and cosy interiors. If you are...