ericbeaumont's latest activity

Beekeeping & Apiculture Forum

Help Support Beekeeping & Apiculture Forum:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
  • ericbeaumont
    ericbeaumont replied to the thread Honey extraction services.
    Unless the extraction service is very local another tiresome chore would appear: the labour, time and fuel to shift 100+ supers any...
  • ericbeaumont
    ericbeaumont reacted to Mint Bee's post in the thread Oxalic Acid with Like Like.
    I think, (and I stress that I am not an expert in animal product legislation, just human), that it should be possible to apply for a...
  • ericbeaumont
    ericbeaumont replied to the thread Buying kit in sales.
    Tried Maisemore equivalent? Ten or more years ago I found that Maisemore seconds were easier to pin as the wood is softer and without...
  • ericbeaumont
    ericbeaumont replied to the thread Green desert.
    You'd think so, but the basic regs don't determine height except when claiming from the the B3 enviro fund. I should have asked the...
  • ericbeaumont
    ericbeaumont replied to the thread Oxalic Acid.
    Oops. Similar damage to human skin?
  • ericbeaumont
    ericbeaumont reacted to jenkinsbrynmair's post in the thread Oxalic Acid with Like Like.
    it's got nothing at all to do with the fact that OA is an acid (liquid or not) it's not being controlled because it's an acid but...
  • ericbeaumont
    ericbeaumont reacted to BeeBelle's post in the thread Honey extraction services with Like Like.
    Yes I would have to have a conversation with them about that. I have an electric spinner already.
  • ericbeaumont
    ericbeaumont replied to the thread Honey extraction services.
    Drawback of this option is the risk of disease transmission, so you would have to satisfy yourself that the cleaning regime in-between...
  • ericbeaumont
    ericbeaumont replied to the thread Green desert.
    Thanks for the info, Mr Poot; you notice that it fails to regulate final hedge height or width. Were it to do so, an increase in hedge...
  • ericbeaumont
    ericbeaumont replied to the thread Oxalic Acid.
    If I was minded to attack another with an acid, I'd go for the easy option and drop into a corner shop to buy bleach.
  • ericbeaumont
    ericbeaumont replied to the thread Green desert.
    Are you a farmer, Philip? For a long while I've wanted to know why farmers flail hedges to that suburban height. Can understand it if a...
  • ericbeaumont
    ericbeaumont reacted to Anduril's post in the thread Green desert with Like Like.
    When I look at an out apiary site, I look at the hedgerows to see what plants are there. If the owners are rewilding, are they using...
  • ericbeaumont
    ericbeaumont replied to the thread Oxalic Acid.
    Used to be the case that beekeepers outside the UK were allowed to use OA, but the US has fallen in line and allows only ApiBioxal...
  • ericbeaumont
    ericbeaumont replied to the thread Over winter hive set up.
    So far the voting is even: no super, nadired super and top super score one vote each. That is not much use for a beekeeper who wants to...
  • ericbeaumont
    ericbeaumont replied to the thread Over winter hive set up.
    Yes, but early spring conditions are unpredictable. Could put a sheet of newspaper under the box, an old trick to retain heat below yet...
Back
Top