Some people tell me I am a weird person because I’ve chosen this hobby, but I have an answer for them, “You should also try.”
Out of all hobbies like cycling, fishing, hiking, gardening, and more, I have chosen beekeeping. I considered this option after I stumbled upon an article about beekeeping as a hobby for students. And then I thought, “If students can handle this, why can’t I?”
So, I started discovering the website I came across (that was beekeepclub.com). Can you believe it? The blog is about beekeeping and nothing else. That helped me stay focused on learning at the first stage as I wasn’t distracted by world news or other articles that can drag you in.
What I like about this website is that they have a guide for beginners. It contains all the relevant information a rookie might need at the start of the career. The article explains whether beekeeping will eat up a lot of your time and money, what are the most successful strategies for beekeeping, what equipment you might need, when and how to harvest honey, and much more.
If you are an experienced beekeeper, you will also find something useful and interesting for you. There are reviews on a great number of beekeeping equipment like suits, smokers, extractors, and more. You can also get into this business in more detail by learning bee diseases, getting handy tips, and more.

http://beekeepclub.com/beekeeping-is-a-new-hobby-for-students-how-to-start/