just getting started in bee's. got some hives and hoping to get bee's in them this spring. the local bee club just had a good 3 day class. hoping to find a keeping up in northwest AR to learn from. i look forward to learning a lot on here
stuck
Hello from nw AR
just getting started in bee's. got some hives and hoping to get bee's in them this spring. the local bee club just had a good 3 day class. hoping to find a keeping up in northwest AR to learn from. i look forward to learning a lot on here
stuck
Re: Hello from nw AR
Welcome!
Dan
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Welcome to the site!
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Nice to have you with us. How many are in your club?
Mark Berninghausen
www.uucantonny.org, "Support Our Troops"
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Welcome! tons of good info here.... Bee sure to read Walt Wright on POV to learn his swarm control method using checkerboarding.
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not to sure. i just joined last week at a bee keeping class. they had a lot of people taking the class. over 200 people went to a 3 day class.Originally Posted by sqkcrk
thanks for the welcomes
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So you're stuck in Arkansas? Need help?
Welcome to Beesource.
So many weeds.......so little time.
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Hello from another NWAr guy!
Stuck - I was at those classes too. Were you at the meeting last week?
From one newbee to another...
-Jason
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Welcome to Beesource.
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Welcome - we need more bees in NW AR.
Garfield here - The Cyan Bee. Mites wiped most of my bees in '86 (and all the bee trees I had promulgated in the area. I started all over again, this time "au natural" going back to using stuff I learned from my uncle from the time I first helped him box a swarm when was 4. Still letting some swarms "escape" and tracking them to their new home and keeping an eye on them. I'd love to see bees like they once were in this area.
It's been a lot of fun. Lots of good stuff on this forum... been sandbagging for years
Re: Hello from nw AR
Welcome - we need more bees in NW AR.
Garfield here - The Cyan Bee. Mites wiped most of my bees in '86 (and all the bee trees I had promulgated in the area. I started all over again, this time "au natural" going back to using stuff I learned from my uncle from the time I first helped him box a swarm when was 4. Still letting some swarms "escape" and tracking them to their new home and keeping an eye on them. I'd love to see bees like they once were in this area.
It's been a lot of fun. Lots of good stuff on this forum... been sandbagging for years
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Welcome, west of Greenland here.
Solomon Parker, Parker Farms, Fayetteville Arkansas.
http://parkerfarms.biz/ http://parkerfarms.blogspot.com/
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Welcome!
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