[I'llbeedan]

I normally pull my supers around the first of July. An average year here in Pennsylvania has most of the bloom gone by then. This year we have Sweet clover coming on like gang busters. Probably because the rain has kept us off the fields to harvest. In any event If my fellow beekeepers in Pennsylvania have hives any where near sweat clover either white or yellow. You may want to consider holding off on pulling those spring supers or maybe extract and get them back on. It could Just salvage the mediocre spring harvest we have thus far had.

 

[Steve in PA]

Very bad year. I caught the 1st few days of Locust then nothing with the rain. Clover is strong and I'm hoping we have enough dry days to fill supers.

I'm going to pull them mid-july, treat, then try to catch fall goldenrod. It should be good as long as it doesn't get rained out too.

 

[COAL REAPER]

beginning of last week in the pouring rain i pulled 50# average off my hives and put supers back on for clover. hopefully there is more to come yet. the end is near.