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  1. Beekeeping 101
    I am relatively new at this, just over a year. Last winter I didnt have any problems. We live in VA. One of my hives is totally dead. Back in mid Jan we had a few warm days and I observed a bunch of these bees doing cleansing flights and zipping along from this hive . Then the day or so later...
    cold bees dead bees
  2. Beekeeping 101
    Hello I have had 3 Italian colonies for 8 days now and am getting worried since it has been raining for a few days and my colonies may have too much ventilation. Unfortunately I felt compelled to build SBBs for each hive but somehow messed it up, and now there is a 3/4" gap on one side of the...
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  3. Diseases and Pests
    This is worth reading! Old Bees/ Cold bees/ No bees? http://www.scientificbeekeeping.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=59 by Randy Oliver There’s something happening here/ What it is ain’t exactly clear.” This observation by Stephen Stills in 1966 could well describe the...
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