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- Community Apiary Question | Beesource Beekeeping Forums
The apiary manager may inspect all hives for signs of disease twice per year, or at any time if symptoms warrant After each inspection, he she will place a notice on the hive listing any worrisome findings and general comments
- Apiary Names - Beesource Beekeeping Forums
I'm a long way from the point where I'd actually be able to say I have an apiary and not just a couple hives in the back yard, but its still amusing to think about it What kind of eye catching names can you come up with for an apiary? My current front runner is "Boo Bee's Halloween Honey"
- Today in the Apiary - Beesource Beekeeping Forums
Today Is a very special in my Apiary, My out yards and my life! 50 years ago today I received my first nuc from my scout master, Mr George Ackinclouse (A great Man, Beekeeper and leader) To earn my Bee keeping Merit badge As I worked toward the requirement for Eagle Scout I became so enthralled with them, I have had them ever since
- Arrangement of hives in an apiary. . . - Beesource Beekeeping Forums
I am curious to know how the beekeepers of this forum recommend placing hives within an apiary I would like to know in particular the orientation and the pattern in which you keep your beehives - facing east, south, etc? All in a line, in pairs? And what is your reasoning for doing as you do
- What are the limits to growth? Expanding apiary.
Hi, I'm looking for some advice from anyone who has ramped up the size of their apiary from a dozen or so to a couple hundred I'm hoping to grow from my few hives to 250ish within a year or two I'm grafting queens and planning to feed them back whatever honey they have left from the winter
- Warning Safety Signs - Beesource Beekeeping Forums
Heading out to spend an afternoon in the apiary and got to thinking how many of us have posted "warning", "no spraying the bees", "no trespassing" or "safety" signage? Our place is fenced with "no trespassing" signs, but am thinking a friendly reminder that there is wild livestock on premises
- Shady apiary - Beesource Beekeeping Forums
One of the first things all the beginner's books seem to say is: Locate your apiary in full sun Unless I can get a permit to cut down about a hundred 40+ year old trees, that is an impossibility An out-yard won't work either About 50% of the trees out back are pine and the other half is a
- Bear Protection (Electric Fence) - Beesource Beekeeping Forums
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