Is this a good brood pattern? Should it be better, or is it normally worse? Main reason for this post is to test my photo uploader.
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Is this a good brood pattern? Should it be better, or is it normally worse? Main reason for this post is to test my photo uploader.
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Benjamin Schneider, 193 hives. http://prairiewindbeesupply.webs.com/
I guess it does work. Wow, what a breakthrough! Glad I can do it now.
Benjamin Schneider, 193 hives. http://prairiewindbeesupply.webs.com/
I'd pinch that queen and let them make a new one![]()
I'd call that acceptable. But brood pattern does not a good hive make.
Solomon Parker, Parker Farms, Fayetteville Arkansas.
http://parkerfarms.biz/ http://parkerfarms.blogspot.com/
Aw, Rick, are you serious? Please say no! Ha ha!![]()
Benjamin Schneider, 193 hives. http://prairiewindbeesupply.webs.com/
Give me those two frames covered in adult bees along w/ a frame of honey and two empty combs or frames of foundation, add a queen and you have a really nice nuc.
I'd keep her, if I were you western. In fact, if you could, you should raise some queens from her.
19 and running 198 colonies treatment free. You got a good start on things. I wish I'd have started that young. I hope you go to business school and really make a go of beekeeping as a livelihood, a carreer, a vocation. I see many adventures ahead for you. Nice to see someone like yourself.
Mark Berninghausen
www.uucantonny.org, "Support Our Troops"
I have raised over 40 queens from this hive and all have been excellent except for 2 and those 2 were still above average.
So, sqkcrk, as far as the business aspect goes, you hit the nail on the head. I am already in business school, and the plan is to make beekeeping my vocation. It's sorta busy doing school and bees (long nights and early mornings), but it's mighty enjoyable.
Benjamin Schneider, 193 hives. http://prairiewindbeesupply.webs.com/
That's great. I am a firm believer in doing what brings you joy. Otherwise it's not fun. And life is too short doing something you don't enjoy.
I'm glad you are getting your education. And in something which you can't learn in the bee yard. The future is looking brighter.
Mark Berninghausen
www.uucantonny.org, "Support Our Troops"
Sarcasm is hard to detect digitally.![]()
Since you need practice posting pics, how about one of your homemade frame rest?
Rick, you're absolutely right.
Abejorro, I will get pics of my frame holder and will try to post them in the near future.
Benjamin Schneider, 193 hives. http://prairiewindbeesupply.webs.com/
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