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New Post | David LaFerney Today 08:29 PM | Last year was my first time rearing queens in any kind of a routine - I think I produced about 50. Most of them looked good, and produced good patterns - very good patterns from some. Not all of... (459 views, 30 replies) | |
New Post | New Ky Beekeeper Today 08:29 PM | I thought 24D is for broad leaf plants. Roundup kills all green leaf plants.... (962 views, 48 replies) | |
New Thread | beekeeper1 Today 08:28 PM | Still not to late to register for the South East Ky Bee School to be held Feb. 11th, 2012 here in McCreary County. Follow this link for inforamtion ... (0 views, 0 replies) | |
New Post | New Ky Beekeeper Today 08:24 PM | I used honey-b-healthy as a drench. After spraying on the bees, they preen to get it off and knock off mites in the process. I agree with michael Bush - to learn from this. My theory is the hive... (73 views, 6 replies) | |
New Post | beekeeper1 Today 08:22 PM | Still not to late to register for the South East Ky Bee School to be held Feb. 11th, 2012 here in McCreary County. Follow this link for inforamtion ... (19 views, 4 replies) | |
New Thread | Coast back Today 08:22 PM | Been around Beekeeping a number of years but not swarm trapping and with the current prices to start a colony this is starting to look good. I have caught swarms in deadouts and those brown pulp... (0 views, 0 replies) | |
New Post | Specialkayme Today 08:16 PM | NC State Meeting usually offers some kind of queen rearing class. I don't think they revealed the Spring schedule yet, but I would guess they are doing one. (28 views, 1 replies) | |
New Post | Fl_Beak Today 08:15 PM | fishstix- Certainly was concerned about overanalyzing- but my 5yr old is interested, and I'd hate for her to lit up early on. The bees in that hive normally don't even require any gear to work,... (249 views, 10 replies) | |
New Post | Lauri Today 08:14 PM | I have about 20 hives with this screened top board. They have never propolized . Even a tiny bit. I used them all summer , fall and into this winter. Only a bit of burr comb on a few when I forced... (999 views, 46 replies) | |
New Post | A10fuelfxr Today 08:09 PM | I ordered a carniolan queen from Adam Ebert in Iowa late in the summer for a queenless hive. She has an incredible brood pattern. It was my smallest of five hives (two italians, two beeweavers, and... (1,004 views, 27 replies) | |
New Post | Seymore Today 08:03 PM | Kewl! I'll give that a try. Thanks for sharing! (68 views, 2 replies) | |
New Post | S.M.N.Bee Today 08:00 PM | There is an older gentalman living about five miles from me that winters his hives in an insulated building. Been doing it for years. He has vent. fans and a heater that keep the building at 39... (219 views, 6 replies) | |
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New Post | Michael Palmer Today 07:31 PM | I have an insulated hot room that will liquefy 50 drums in two weeks. There is foam insulation on the substrate with the concrete floor poured on top. There are radiant heat hoses in the... (293 views, 15 replies) | |
New Post | MattDavey Today 07:21 PM | I should remember not to assume! (Because it makes an ASS out of U and ME :D) To be more descriptive, was thinking you were talking about a Long hive at least 20 frames long. With entrances at... (442 views, 22 replies) | |
New Post | Katharina Today 07:16 PM | Any updates on the paper beehive images? Love to see them. (306 views, 7 replies) | |
New Post | Ozone Today 07:14 PM | Ask Hank. He's good about spreading them on the Highway! (Sorry, couldn't resist.) :) (43 views, 1 replies) | |
New Post | odfrank Today 06:58 PM | Please don't send any more orders without checking with me. (1,744 views, 29 replies) | |
New Post | DonShackelford Today 06:37 PM | In fairness to Mel Disselkoen, who's strategies I plan to utilize in my re-entry to beekeeping, his management plan incorporates nucs, honey production, and naturally collapsing mite populations.... (558 views, 19 replies) | |
New Post | Roland Today 06:26 PM | Oldtimer wrote: Weavers use standard (so called large) cell foundation. So if numerous studies, that have been vilified, state that small cell has no effect, and Weavers succeed treatment free... (701 views, 30 replies) |