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  1. Cazza

    Any good ideas re mouseguard?

    Hi team. I've run out of mouseguards but don't really want to order any more. Any ideas for guards made out of something I can make or buy locally? Ta.
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    Just wondering what the very light honey might be?

    My guess would be lime if you've recently taken it off and you live down south
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    Three weeks later I found it......

    I'd taken it out of it's tin.......and lain it down next to the marker pen ready to use it. Best laid plans......
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    Three weeks later I found it......

    20 futile minutes spent searching for my brand new cot which I knew was there somewhere beside a hive. No wonder I couldn't find it. Next time I'll think to look on my soles.
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    Treating a new swarm with Apiguard?

    Cheers Rab. Good to be back. My thinking is, I've just moved house, struggling to build it and start my family and someone sticks chemicals in it that makes the struggle even harder. Might put me off laying and I really need to get on with that.
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    Water %

    I use a chopstick to take samples from my cells. After years of playing guess the water content by the way the honey lifts off the refractometer glass with the chopstick, I don't actually need the refractometer any more. Always a fun game to play. In a similar way I learnt from my dad how to...
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    Treating a new swarm with Apiguard?

    There's no argument for not treating, it's the timing that I'm not in agreement with. You'll all do whatever you like, whatever I say but I'd let them build up and see how Queenie lays before I blasted them with anything. No problem counting your varroa load and treating in August. Thank you...
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    Treating a new swarm with Apiguard?

    Seems to me that you're all a little trigger happy re the need to treat. Been away for a while but nice to see nothing much has changed...hi all.
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    Honey flow confusion

    Flow done and dusted in my part of Suffolk until ivy comes in. Cazza
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    Clover

    Isn't white clover a perennial? Cazza
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    How do you take out hive entrance blocks?

    The suit will be one of the best beekeeping investments you'll ever make. Good PPE is vital. Cazza
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    My son wood working exam

    Clever lad. Photo please. Cazza
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    Wasps

    Hurrah.:hurray: Go Millet. Cazza
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