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New Post | Michael Bush Today 04:43 PM | You can also buy Honey Super Cell and cut it down to mediums. I did this with quite a bit. You can also use the scraps and either put them in a frame or put them together with long screws and a top... (120 views, 5 replies) | |
New Post | rpcroll Today 04:32 PM | Adam, I just came across a page for the Hfx Soc, recently. I think they are about the same stage as you. Just planning now. http://halifaxhoneybees.wor dpress.com/ I got my nuc and equipment... (118 views, 6 replies) | |
New Post | waynesgarden Today 04:31 PM | Tyvek would not be a good choice for wrapping a hive. Like many plastics, it does not hold up well when exposed to sunlight. It might last a winter, but I've seen it disintegrate on houses that went... (31 views, 1 replies) | |
New Post | Adrian Quiney WI Today 04:15 PM | Ovi, you need a price or the Moderator will delete you. Adrian (32 views, 1 replies) | |
New Post | Bodo Today 04:08 PM | ||
New Post | Cacklewack Today 04:01 PM | It's really up to you in weighing out the cost/benefits of putting in the time, energy and resources to add the type of framing your referring to. I have little trouble with my top bar hives in... (26 views, 1 replies) | |
New Post | Barry Digman Today 03:51 PM | Welcome to the forum. You could probably get someone from Minnesota or Maine to come down to Florida sometime in February to check that property for mites or beetles... :) (33 views, 1 replies) | |
New Post | charmd2 Today 03:43 PM | Congrats. :) Hopefully yours will sell in a hurry. I have no clue how the real estate market is doing there, but ours is beginning to rebound. (824 views, 41 replies) | |
New Post | greenbeekeeping Today 03:13 PM | Hmmm. I think I would change alot of things. I would have bought all W clip pallets instead of the U clip pallets. I would buy all shallow honey supers instead of having Deeps, mediums and shallows.... (1,830 views, 30 replies) | |
New Post | simplyhoney Today 02:30 PM | Luigee, I am just over the pass from you in the San Luis Valley. I don't usually sell packages but if you can't find anything let me know. We breed off our best colonies which are Italian mutts.... (199 views, 11 replies) | |
New Thread | Doug Virginia Today 02:28 PM | Looking to buy about a 1000+ deep honey supers with draw foundation and frames. (15 views, 0 replies) | |
New Thread | joy2005 Today 02:23 PM | looking to purchase 2 pkgs of bees in spring i am in new brunswick could some body direct me in the directionwhere i can purchase them (23 views, 0 replies) | |
New Post | Oldbee Today 02:17 PM | "Interestingly there has been no discussion of these two topics on beesource as of yet. There was a time when topics such as those two would have been put up for comment just as soon as they... (168 views, 10 replies) | |
New Post | loggermike Today 02:11 PM | I agree with you. I really didn't know how the North state graders were counting the medium frames till I asked this year.Seems like what a frame of bees is depends on who you ask:rolleyes: ... (240 views, 6 replies) | |
New Thread | Aquila Today 01:46 PM | Hello everybody I will be in Miami Fl from tomorrow (11/8) for one week. May be somebody from Florida will be so kind to invite me to look there bees and farm? I will be grateful for such ... (12 views, 0 replies) | |
New Post | Arlo Today 01:30 PM | Thanks everyone great info, from everyone...:applause : Arlo (367 views, 12 replies) | |
New Post | Barry Today 01:17 PM | ||
New Post | HVH Today 12:47 PM | I wouldn't count those eggs yet. The republican party lost big because they turned out to be lying sacks of ***t in addition to the war and the normal eight year fatigue. They turned their backs on... (585 views, 31 replies) | |
New Post | 11x Today 12:33 PM | ||
New Post | The Honey Householder Today 12:16 PM | If you have your hive equipment ready. I can fill your hives with bee this fall. I have 150 hives I still have to shake out in your area. Just PM if your interested. Thanks, Ron Householder (58 views, 5 replies) | |
New Post | alpha6 Today 11:54 AM | Wax moths will destroy your honey supers and the honey if you don't stay on top of them and extract. They can and do survive in the honey. (371 views, 12 replies) | |
New Post | Dave W Today 10:01 AM | If its cold, and the bees are in winter cluster (and not flying), do NOT dust them. Sorry :) (46 views, 3 replies) | |
New Post | Dave W Today 09:59 AM | >Certan was never approved for use in the US. . . . Certan WAS approved in U.S but its U.S. manufacturer stop making it. Some years later, it was "re-introduced" in the U.S. by a "new maker" in... (483 views, 7 replies) | |
New Post | Cedar Hill Today 09:51 AM | ||
New Post | chillard willard Today 09:49 AM | Dr H. Laidlaw on his Contemporary Queen rearing. (612 views, 21 replies) | |
New Post | wfarler Today 09:35 AM | Agree, no luck with the plastic escapes. Have several escape boards with the plastic cones and they don't work at all. (131 views, 3 replies) | |
New Post | wfarler Today 09:30 AM | my bees are the best performing account in my 401k. Not to belittle this guy (see link below) but I am sceptical even if they did get apimondia to publish their paper. Just don't buy off on any... (1,336 views, 27 replies) | |
New Thread | BeeAware Today 09:30 AM | Wish to buy mixed flower honey in 5 gal pail. Prefer from SE US. Email: bees@mysite.com. Thanks (36 views, 0 replies) | |
New Post | Dave W Today 09:16 AM | >my first year with hives. i was told i wouldent need to treat the first year . . . And some will tell you that you NEVER need to treat :) My advice is ALWAYS monitor mite population (so you know... (262 views, 10 replies) | |
New Post | Dave W Today 09:09 AM | >I think I'll staple the screen to a piece of plywood cut to the dimension I want... and then cut the wire cloth . . . That sounds good, but . . . Sometimes wires gets in the way (fabric not welded... (279 views, 9 replies) | |
New Post | Eaglerock Today 08:03 AM | She told me in an email that they are still going to have queens, they just moved and I guess down sizing. (2,191 views, 28 replies) | |
New Post | Aquila Today 08:02 AM | Eather anyody know about suits from Blue Sky? They are from 100% cotton. (513 views, 18 replies) | |
New Post | Barry Today 08:01 AM | Nice one Derek! I don't know, Mr Keith has been quiet about the bus lately so maybe he's had it being thrown under. E - The outfit I'm working with to get this operation going has men, women and... (1,138 views, 50 replies) | |
New Post | raosmun Today 07:56 AM | I have been doing a lot of reading on TBHs. and am in the process of building two (long Langs.) for deep frames now. Other than the style/bottom of the top bar, (flat with a waxed in grove or... (295 views, 4 replies) | |
New Post | honeyshack Today 07:27 AM | Macgregor Wax works in Macgregor MB Alberta beeswax in of course, Alberta beemaid honey in Winnpeg, edmonton alberta, and some place in Saskatchewn Western Wax works in alberta there are some... (57 views, 1 replies) | |
New Post | bobbees Today 06:46 AM | You can make a easy one with a few bales of straw stacked on one another. (149 views, 2 replies) | |
New Post | Dalantech Today 06:39 AM | ||
New Post | tecumseh Today 05:48 AM | scouts (workers) go looking for the new place. have you possible ever considered a bit more direct approach to being able to retrieve you own swarms... like possible clipping the queens wing... (104 views, 4 replies) | |
New Post | dcross Today 04:10 AM | ||
New Post | Dalantech Today 01:52 AM | I've found that atheism drives a lot of the scientific research. The universe hasn't existed long enough for us to evolve intelligence, and if you start finding intellect and reasoning in insects... (761 views, 32 replies) | |
New Post | mythomane Today 12:37 AM | Handshake. If you (or him) are thinking anything else just step away. The only problem I have ever had was a rancher who wanted Vetch and received Wildflower instead due to the pounding, non-stop... (177 views, 11 replies) | |
New Post | Hambone Today 12:34 AM | ||
New Post | Rohe Bee Ranch Today 12:28 AM | :eek: Wow. I'll have mine set up like that next year.:lpf: Thanks, that is really cool. (387 views, 6 replies) | |
New Post | peacekeeperapiaries Today 12:03 AM | They should be slowing down some but I would think in your area/climate you should still see brood activity. (143 views, 3 replies) | |
New Post | peacekeeperapiaries Yesterday 11:10 PM | started a new yard with 22 5- frame nucs in april this year, split all of them in june and again in August (80+ from the original 22 going into pepper tree bloom end of September) We could not have... (318 views, 11 replies) | |
New Post | peacekeeperapiaries Yesterday 10:40 PM | I second Suttonbeeman's response this is how I also re-queened everthing this year and how I queened new splits. Picked up cells one day, placed in hives same day as pickup, emerged within 24 hrs or... (108 views, 2 replies) | |
New Post | 123456 Yesterday 09:45 PM | Well unless the whole family signed the contract then it was invalid from the get go. (384 views, 5 replies) | |
New Post | SgtMaj Yesterday 09:40 PM | Oh I'm sure all the major players will still be around, it'll be a lot of little guys that get hurt, and their undercutting in their struggle to survive will still likely hurt the major players, too,... (653 views, 13 replies) | |
New Post | Hambone Yesterday 09:33 PM | I will. Tell the driver to lay on the horn between 253 and 252. LOL!!!!!! B HIVES That's great!! (285 views, 8 replies) | |
New Post | phil c Yesterday 09:06 PM | Dang! 40 years!, I remember watcking it when I was a sprout and then just a few years back watching it with my kids. I think big bird looks best that way! I edited my post cause my original... (79 views, 2 replies) | |
New Post | TomOB Yesterday 08:05 PM | good to hear that Keeper ..... i take a very cold and hard look at this issue to make sure there is no bs.....i really believe there is SOMETHING here worth persuing t (95 views, 2 replies) | |
New Post | Michael Bush Yesterday 08:04 PM | The only problem with building a Langstroth hive this way is this method leaves a 3/4" frame rest where a Langstroth has a 3/8" frame rest. So either you top bars have to be 3/4" longer or your end... (381 views, 9 replies) | |
New Post | peacekeeperapiaries Yesterday 07:35 PM | We use patties whenever necessary here in FL and have found if we use smaller patties we don't see the beetle problems. The bees have time to eat it in a few days and the beetles don't have time to... (221 views, 2 replies) | |
New Post | USCBeeMan Yesterday 07:26 PM | It wasn't mentioned but I use my table saw to cut an opening in solid bottom boards to make screen bottom boards. Was given a bunch of old bottom boards that were in good shape. Have been gradually... (462 views, 11 replies) | |
New Post | Beeslave Yesterday 07:00 PM | ||
New Post | CentralPAguy Yesterday 06:42 PM | I was looking for Ross Rounds and checked various websites and there is a wide range of prices for the item. However, one needs to look at the shipping charges in order to determine the actual... (368 views, 7 replies) | |
New Post | KQ6AR Yesterday 06:41 PM | Hi, My wife & I just started this year, you'll probably enjoy it. We are over here in Concord, CA (44 views, 2 replies) | |
New Post | brooksbeefarm Yesterday 06:27 PM | Went back up today and put 2 gal. syurp on all 5 hives. My top feeders have 2 compartments (one for syurp and a smaller one for pollen) and i poured 5 lbs. of sugar in the small end for back up. I... (456 views, 11 replies) | |
New Post | AltamontBee Yesterday 06:20 PM | When I first started making lip balm I used the Brushy Mountain kit. Worked like a charm! Now I just buy the individual ingredients and make it, but it was a good way to get started and try it... (111 views, 6 replies) | |
New Post | beebiker Yesterday 05:55 PM | hi quist sorry it took me so long to see your reply, been busy in the beet harvest these days actually yes,my super is the same dimmensions around the outside, i made it only deep enouph to... (932 views, 17 replies) | |
New Post | loggermike Yesterday 05:33 PM | >>use them in your stove. For sure. A friend told me he hauled a 2 ton truck load of old bee pallets to the dump.It cost him $500 bucks! (3,721 views, 37 replies) | |
New Post | FindlayBee Yesterday 05:18 PM | If anyone is close to Findlay, Ohio and wants to get in on the $55 prices, I am interested in 2 packages. So that would be 48 more to go. $55 is a very good price from what I am finding around here. (565 views, 8 replies) | |