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Balance your approach to beekeeping by learning to know the bees, understand them by understanding the seasons and what influences the hive.

a beekeeping book that provides a seasonal roadmap to beekeepers anywhere in the world

Stop Guessing...

Stop Worrying...

Step into your Apiary with intention and purpose.

📘 Digital Edition — Instant Access, Instant Understanding

Beekeeping isn’t just about tools, timing, and technique—sometimes it feels like a whirlwind of conflicting advice, confusing methods, and endless debates online. This digital guide helps you quiet the noise and develop the confidence to trust what you see, feel, and know in the hive. If you want beekeeping to feel natural—not overwhelming—this is the tool that gets you there.

Meet the Author: Jonathan Adam Hargus

Jonathan Hargus, known as The Hive Doctor, helps beekeepers move beyond confusion and into confidence. Blending research, instinct, and real-world experience, he teaches a balanced approach that makes beekeeping feel natural, purposeful, and intuitive.

What People Are Saying in front of our back

See what other beekeepers are saying about how intuitive beekeeping transformed their experience and brought clarity, confidence, and calm to the hive.

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⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ “My bees no longer think I’m a confused intruder. I used to open a hive like I was defusing a bomb—unsure, stressed, and hoping for the best. Now I understand what my bees are telling me, so everything feels smoother… and less like a survival challenge.”

Becca, IN

Professional Second-Guesser

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⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ “Turns out intuition isn’t ‘just vibes’ after all. I thought intuition was something mystical… or that I needed a spirit guide named Honeycomb Gary. Turns out, intuition is just understanding what’s actually happening—and responding with confidence. Revolutionary.”

Doug, GA

Georgia

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⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ “My bees aren’t the only ones buzzing with confidence. Before this book, my beekeeping approach could best be described as: ‘Hope this works.’ Now I understand what to look for, what it means, and what to do. My bees are calmer—and so am I.”

Tina, AZ

Newly Enlightened Beekeeper

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