Welcome back to the sport fellow Michigander, I live in Warren, Mi. I hope we have a good year for bees and beekeepers.:applause:
Hello from Michigan
HI all, thought I would introduced myself. I'm Jeff, I live in Michigan. Just getting back into beekeeping after a long hiatus. Packages have been ordered and I have been building hives to be ready for when they arrive. I live on a 385 acre farm, so there's lots of room to grow from the two hives I'll be starting out with.
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Welcome from Clarksville, MI.Welcome back to the sport fellow Michigander, I live in Warren, Mi. I hope we have a good year for bees and beekeepers.:applause:
Hi welcome
I am from Charlotte,Mi.
Jim
I am from Charlotte,Mi.
Jim
Welcomeback!
Big Rapids, MI
Big Rapids, MI
Welcome back, beekeeping backslider. Just don't let it happen again. We are loosing bees and beekeepers too fast as it is. Happy beekeeping!
Thanks for the welcome, all. I look forward to talking bees with you.
Hey there, nice to see someone nearby. How about that storm last night? That thunder about shook me out of bed!Welcome from Grand Blanc!!
It make's it a long day when you have to wake up to that and then to the alarm clock at 5am!!
wow looks like im the only one around here that only has single figure acres (only 2) so no real chance to expand my bee empire385 acre farm
Not so. I only have .6 of an acre and have 5 hives on it. For my other hives it's nice to have friends with property that don't mind getting free honey. 
Welcome! We spend a coule of great years in Bellville Mich many yrs ago.
Welcome Back!
Morley Michigan
Morley Michigan
Hey Lindsksq, its nice to see someone on here from this neck of the woods...
wow looks like im the only one around here that only has single figure acres (only 2) so no real chance to expand my bee empire
I read your post and if you are interested in expansion. My friend lives in philadelphia but he keeps bees at a CSA (community supported agriculture.) Those type of places and community gardens often don't use pesticides and welcome bees especially if you throw in a little honey in
I read your post and if you are interested in expansion. My friend lives in philadelphia but he keeps bees at a CSA (community supported agriculture.) Those type of places and community gardens often don't use pesticides and welcome bees especially if you throw in a little honey in
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