Anytime from October to January is a great time to harvest your mason bees and get them ready for spring. We will walk you through the process of “cleaning” your bees. If you want to make sure your colony has a viable chance, then...
You can release your mason bees anytime from February until May. You can delay their dormancy by placing them in a ...
How are your mason bees doing this summer? The mason bees that emerged earlier in spring should now be all gone. They ...
Now is the time to protect your pollinators from the winds and rain of fall. You will want to remove your nest (or ...
Fat Dog Farms was recently featured in The Chronicle Newspaper. To read what the buzz is all about, follow this ...
About me
Michelle and Russ Berg founded Fat Dog Farms in Columbia County, Oregon in 2002. More than 20 years later, they are farming and sharing their blue orchard mason bees with the world. In 2004, they began raising blue orchard mason bees to provide pollination to the many fruits and berries that they had planted on the farm’s five acres. Years later, research and experiments has made Fat Dog Farms experienced when it comes to the blue orchard mason bee. Michelle is a native to the Pacific Northwest, president of the Scappoose Garden Club, and is the Columbia County Fairgrounds Floral Building Superintendent. Fat Dog Farms operates a farm stand on Cater Road in Warren and occupies a spot in 2Cs Vendor Mall. In her spare time, Michelle enjoys camping and fishing with her family throughout the Northwest.
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