[Bee-wildered]

It has been three years since I have had a good "honey year". This year my hives are going gang busters! I am looking forward to end of August harvest. Northern Utah.

How is everyone else fairing?

 

[tomkat]

So far so good, but I'm working to increase numbers this year. Rain has helped keep the clover in bloom.

 

[mtndewluvr]

In my 3rd year, and this will be my first year of taking honey. Five hives are doing well in Mill Creek (1), Sandy (1) & clear over in Vernal (3), Utah.

 

[psfred]

Great year for honey here, we got a full super off a package (Russians) and 80 lbs off my overwintered hive in spite of the fact that they swarmed on me.

Last year we got only a super per hive, or a bit less, so I'm pleased.

Peter

 

[Vance G]

One more good rain and this will be a honey crop to remember.

 

[burns375]

spring flow was spectacular, black locust was very good, the late spring early summer has been avg or slightly below. We could use a bit of rain before dearth sets in.

 

[treetrunk]

No rain - No honey..... Maybe next year

 

[beepro]

No rain, no honey either. No goldenrod for the Fall flow.
Just supplement planting to keep them healthy and expanding til next year.

 

[Hautions11]

Pretty good year here in Indiana. 2nd year hives and one April package. A full super off the package and 4-5 frames from each over winter hives. The over winter hives swarmed, due to the great flow. They are still bringing in nectar and I should get at least one more super. I also generated two good size splits.