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Winter Beekeeping in January – Essential Tips for UK Beekeeper

January can be an uncomfortable month for beekeepers. It feels like nothing is happening, but in reality this is a critical period for colony survival. In this video I walk through exactly what matters in January beekeeping in the UK, what you should be checking, and just as importantly, what you should not be doing at this time of year. We cover: • What’s actually happening inside the hive in January • Why day length matters, but isn’t the main trigger yet • When and how to check winter stores safely • Fondant feeding – when it helps and when it doesn’t • Why opening the hive now usually causes more harm than good • Early signs that spring preparation is starting This advice is based on practical UK beekeeping, not theory, and is aimed at helping your colonies come through winter strong and ready for spring build-up. If you’re new to beekeeping, or overwintering your first colony, this will give you clarity and confidence during one of the quietest but most important months of the year. 👍 Like the video if it helped 📌 Subscribe for monthly “What’s happening in the hive” updates 💬 Drop your January questions in the comments