A little overwelming

[wackytracker]

Just joined this morning thought I would find a few local beekeepes on line to find info on starting but the whole world jumped into my lap. Im retired  Live in northern GA on lookout mountain. Going to start with 2 red cedar hives this spring. Now i`m just trying to learn as much as possible before spring . Looks like a very interesting site should learn alot  :)

[texanbelchers]

Welcome.  There are many here with sage advice and wisdom, and there are a bunch of us new bees trying to get started.

It is a life long learning activity, but the basics are fairly easy to get.  There are many online tutorials and books available.  The search isn't the easiest to use, but it seems that every topic has been discussed on here one way or another.  Don't be afraid to ask questions.

The phrase "beekeeping is local" is used often.  Please update your profile so the advice you receive can be tailored to your location better.

Welcome again,

Mark

[jayj200]

 there, plus you can read it for free on cornel'ls site)
howdey
Cornell's collection  ...
...  beekeeping books:
http://bees.library.cornell.edu/b/bees/browse.html
...

[GSF]

Welcome, Love your neck of the woods!!!

[tefer2]

Welcome to the site, plenty of winter reading to help you get going for spring!

[Rurification]

Welcome to the forum!   There's a wealth of information and experience here.

[AllenF]

Welcome to the forum.

[BeeMaster2]

Welcome to the forum.
Fair warning, this is a very addictive hobby.
Jim

[buzzbee]

Wackytracker,
You have know idea how consumed by this adventure you will become. The gang on this forum has become a second family as most here remember the time just starting bees. Enjoy the ride! :)

[jayj200]

Wackytracker,
You have know idea how consumed by this adventure you will become. The gang on this forum has become a second family as most here remember the
time just starting bees. Enjoy the ride! :)

so buzzbee ya took me to raise?