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Strumelia's Blog: Honey harvest 2012
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Sunday, November 11, 2012. I harvested two medium sized boxes of honey from my two most populated hives this year. I did not try to harvest honey from my other three hives, I just let them be. From the 16 or so medium frames mostly full of honey, I used the low tech 'crush and strain' method again this year and wound up with a harvest of about 4 gallons- 42 pounds. December 29, 2012 at 2:04 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Posts sorted by date, starting in 2009. View my complete profile. Dave's Be...
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Favorite Links - NWA BeeKeepers
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NWA BeeKeepers Top Bar Site. The links on this page will open a new web browser window or a new tab. Every beekeeper needs to know about this website. You can find discussions on every topic of beekeeping, good plans for building hives and related paraphernalia, and all kinds of useful information. Rockhouse Holler Farms is a local provider of nucs and basic beekeeping supplies. The home yard is located in Wesley AR. The owner is Mark Eaton. You can reach him at 479-789-2140. Kessler Mountain Bee farm.
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Natural Beekeeping | Warre Beekeeping
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A Quick Overview of Warre Beekeeping and the Warre Beehive. Are you looking for a crash course in Natural Beekeeping. I’m here to tell you there are no shortcuts when learning how to care for your bees. The best way to learn about natural beekeeping is to read, then read some more. Read everything you can get your hands on. Online information, books from the library, and articles are all readily available. OK, now what? What will you find in this Natural Beekeeping collection? Click on the icon below to ...
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All One Hive: Enter Varroa Destructor
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What this blog is about. Tuesday, July 5, 2011. Despite battling against small hive beetle for some time now, I have been thankful to have avoided dealing with perhaps what can be regarded as the honeybee's most devastating pest - the Varroa mite. Properly named. I know, charming isn't it? A varroa mite on a honeybee larva. From Wikipedia. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Starter Strips Versus Foundation. Get Updates from All One HIve. The Melissa Garden - A Honeybee Sanctuary. Guide to Pollen Sources.
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Strumelia's Blog: my bees in Winter
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Friday, February 22, 2013. My bees in Winter. This was not as good a winter for my bees as last year was, for sure- I have so far lost two of my four large hives. However, I was happy to see these two hives flying the other day during a brief warm spell! If they survive til Spring, I'll be splitting them into 4 hives just as soon as there are drones flying. Hope springs eternal! February 25, 2013 at 9:53 PM. How many people get your name, Strumelia? Patrick D. Chappelle. August 29, 2013 at 5:36 PM. Simpl...
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Strumelia's Blog: kitties in the sun...
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011. Kitties in the sun. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Posts sorted by date, starting in 2009. Kitties in the sun. The Old Queen, and a New Queen cell. New hives for Spring. View my complete profile. Other websites I like:. Friends of the Mountain Dulcimer. Mason Bee Supplies- Crownbees.com. Solitary Bees- the other pollinators. A friendly beekeeping forum. Other Blogs I like. Appalachian Dulcimer noter and drone blog. Moved Friends of the Mountain Dulcimer site!
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Strumelia's Blog: A new Queen
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Tuesday, July 5, 2011. Click on the photos and you'll see them bigger). July 7, 2011 at 12:08 PM. We have carniolans and our queens are almost black. July 7, 2011 at 1:00 PM. Hi Michelle, That queen is a mix- possibly some italian and Russians and lots of mutt genes. Another beekeeper said she looked a lot like his Cordovan Italians. July 7, 2011 at 7:15 PM. Shes a beauty :) I like the look of the yellow ones. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Posts sorted by date, starting in 2009. Other Blogs I like.