If you are worried about protecting larger animals, I have used a home-made version of the plastic boxes with a lot of success. It also turned out to be a lot more humane to the mice.
I have a pet...
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If you are worried about protecting larger animals, I have used a home-made version of the plastic boxes with a lot of success. It also turned out to be a lot more humane to the mice.
I have a pet...
My understanding of modern boiled linseed oil is that the faster setting time is achieved through the addition of some very nasty chemicals. I needed to finish some wood work that I new would be...
Short Answer:
These are external dimensions.
Long Answer (that I typed out before doing a google search):doh::
I was building my own 10-frame Langstroths, but decided I wasn't a good...
... Campbell Soup changed the directions on its cans: "Just pour and eat."
... the corn's popping in the field
First year beekeeper... thank-you. Gives me something to estimate off of.
I found this calculator some time ago. It's a recipe site that has a converter for honey volumes/weights and metric/imperial.
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I agree that you want more than enough time. Better to have 1/2hour of work and 3 hours of smoke than 3 hours of smoke, 3 hours of work, and notice something interesting (add 15 minutes of study)...
Thanks for all the ideas. Less fuel is definitely a good idea, but I'm not sure how much less I can use and still get a fire going. I'm just using crap I find around my yard, so some of the fuel is...
So I finally got my smoker working well, and it leaves me with a problem. I probably have 3 hours of fuel in there, but it takes me about 1/2 hour (setup to cleanup) to do an inspection on my one...
Fair enough, I couldn't figure out the domestic use for it. I don't know what the dosage is for humans, or what the concentration of this product is, but I imagine picking up a bottle of this stuff...
I'd be concerned about the vindictive use of this on the neighbor's Honeybees, but I'm kind of wondering what the valid use of this stuff would be?
Both spiders and ground bees are generally...
Huh... guess that tells me what they thought of the inspection.
Cracking the hive must have triggered cleansing flights. Never actually seen a bee turd prior to that.
Pictures of someone...
During my last inspection, I got covered in quite a few bees. After walking away, and shaking the last of the bees off my jacket, I noticed what looked like (what I can only describe as) "Bee Turds"....
Fascinating image!
This looks like an abnormal sting. If you look at the article on BugSquad, you will see two photos: one of the bee attempting to fly away, and another with the bee holding onto...
Helped me too. Thanks
I just moved to the Annapolis Royal area from Calgary.
> Classic "c" shape right in your picture
Well... a game of "Where's Waldo" should keep me busy until next time I go inspect. ;)
Actually, I think I see them now. Guess I just need to get more...
Yes, that is exactly what was done. I came home with a 4 frame nuc, and put them in a 10 frame box with frames.
The queen was not caged, I am taking the vendors word a little bit. She stated...
I recently purchased my first nuc. Brought it home, installed it, and left it alone for 5 days.
Yesterday I did my first inspection ever and did a very poor job of it, but am a little concerned by...
I just got my first hive a week ago, and am outside every hour to have a peek (from the outside, not the inside). My wife has started to crack jokes about my new girlfriend.
I recently moved to...