Recent content by ghostman11

actualy this is a better lightbulb/light bulb forum http://www.bulbcollector.com/forum/ they take the science of light fAr more seriously :D :D in the interest of fairness i will join theres and do a post about bee's :D

LED is realy bad!!! afterall it was banned from paint and petrol :D :D

while my knowledge of bees is zero i do know alot about animals, and personaly i think what you did on instict by walking away actualy shows your a natural to work with animals! from much experiance with other animals i can tell you that the worse thing ever is the person that dosnt know when to...

ICE in BRANDYnoooooo noooo noooooo, gently warm the brandy with your hands and enjoy the aroma!!! never ever ever put ice with brandy!! its like eating roast beef without up north puddings!!!

actualy while your obviously a nice person i have to say that your above statement is incorrect, while i know nothing about bees i can speak with alot of knowledge on bulbs! and energy saver bulbs are BAD!! it takes way more energy to make them than conventional bulbs infact far more than they...

for me taking the course is mainly because as head of the business i feel i should be able to do every job anyone of our fantastic staff can do! it helps me understand what they do and the problems they face. however i am fully awre of the risks and have many other things to do so i doubt i will...

as for pesticides etc i will explain a little more about what we actualy do for a business and how we do it. sorry in advance if its a boreing read lol i have farmed for about 35 years but grew up on a farm so i have been around farming all my life. the last 6 generations of my familly also...

roughly whereabouts are you? anywhere near okehampton or lifton?

well it may be possiable to do both the hedge project and bees as it seems like keeping bee's isnt as exspensive as i first thought. its certainly alot cheaper than a hedge!! and quicker to do :D on a side note do any members have experiance of national bee suplies in devon??? they are...

i been looking at plans, and will probally have a go at making one when i find a decent plan of one i like. i am not that great at general woodwork i am more of a wood turner, but we have a decent workshop here and i am pretty sure i could make a fairly good hive with some decent plans. as for...

i assumed most keepers kept the wax!!! for us woodworking types its pure gold lol. it would be nice to have our own honey but if i am honest i am not personaly the bigest fan of it :leaving: now give me a block of the wax mmmmmmmmmm i love that smell!! and the sheen on a nice bit of seasoned...

i like the look of the masonary blocks!! i will make some of those up. how do we actualy attract the bees to use them tho?? or do they just..............turn up

i did undertake VDI a long while back and it didnt go well! so its not an option, on the plus side i dont seem to get stung anything like as many times as most the workers here! we are large for a small holding (210 acres) and the business is very varied. getting someone to run it is an option...

that would be easy!!! what size holes? we are using 4x2" timber for some frame work on the barn so plenty of offcuts! and no shortage of mud!!!

Monsieur Abeille thats a great pic of your hives!! i didnt think of fencing around them thats a good idea. i see the point about 50,000 bees as opposed to the exposure i have now. @rooftops......... we live on the edge of dartmoor in a fairly secluded spot. plenty of pasture and mooreland...