Beekeeping lawyers marvel at hive teamwork

Rogers, dressing up is only part of the fun. It’s watching the bees at work that is the real entertainment.

Cross-pollination: Edison Ponari and Edward Smith, lawyers at Lander & Rogers and part-time beekeepers.​​​​The Department of Primary Industry says the Australian honey bee industry is composed of about 13,000 registered beekeepers, with about 1300 operating commercially with 50 or more hives. There have been positives for his work, he says. “There’s a bit of a zen thing that comes from beekeeping that isn’t entirely unhelpful.

“If there’s a lot of traffic, then it’s been a good weekend; they’ve been very active. It’s very, very weather-dependent as well.”Ms Chapman is a relative newcomer, having taken up keeping after buying a semi-rural property on the outskirts of Brisbane in 2018. “The other amazing thing about it is just seeing the difference in the productivity of our fruit and veggie garden since we’ve had them. It’s a bit mind-boggling.“Even our neighbours have commented that the level of pollination in their fruit trees is amazing.

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