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    pargyle replied to the thread The National Uncapper.
    He's already offering it to forum members at a 'friends rate'. To be honest - with only a few hives you are probably better off with a...
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    pargyle replied to the thread Cars hate me.
    You know what's going to happen don't you ? Having got the inner skin off you will suddenly find that the passenger door immediately...
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    pargyle reacted to Macbear's post in the thread Accidental beekeeper in Sussex with Like Like.
    A good local BKA has friendly members willing to discuss, visit etc , the one I'm in also does practical sessions [it's very well...
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    pargyle reacted to enrico's post in the thread Open feeding honey to bees!? with Like Like.
    A local beek put a frame to one side and forgot it. Within an hour complaints were coming in from everywhere . My garden was full of...
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    pargyle replied to the thread Open feeding honey to bees!?.
    I don't think you are understanding the risks ... bees have an incredible sense of smell - estimated at 50 times that of a dog ! They...
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    pargyle replied to the thread Accidental beekeeper in Sussex.
    For what little it costs (I pay £44 a year) to join an association it's worth it .. you usually get automatic membership of the BBKA -...
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    pargyle replied to the thread Open feeding honey to bees!?.
    Wherever you are and whatever the circumstances (and I reocgnise your right to do what you wish - they are, mostly, your bees) open...
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    pargyle reacted to Mint Bee's post in the thread Open feeding honey to bees!? with Like Like.
    longest routine job inspecting the hive is the occasional full frame disease inspection - maybe 3 / 4 minutes per box tops. If you need...
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    pargyle replied to the thread Oxalic Acid vaping regimes.
    My association had a talk recently about varroa and it's control .. Drone removal, queen trapping, OA trickling, MAQS Shook swarm...
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    pargyle reacted to jenkinsbrynmair's post in the thread Oxalic Acid vaping regimes with Like Like.
    :iagree: The trouble is, in the rush to corner the market on OA, they makers of Apibioxial just cobbled a 'one size fits all' set of...
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    pargyle reacted to Anduril's post in the thread Geographic labelling with Haha Haha.
    I came across a TSO who was doing a talk in my local association saying that each hive should have separate lot numbers when jarring up...
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    pargyle replied to the thread Oxalic Acid vaping regimes.
    No ... vaping does not harm the bees or the brood ... it's just miguided and ill-informed practice laid down in law by the VMD and...
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    Yes ... I've not been there much in recent years ...I have friends who still live there but its changed dramatically...
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    As a young man I used to take my wife to Doncaster market. It sprawled over a large outdoor area plus a couple of enclosed sections too...
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    pargyle reacted to Penninetrader's post in the thread Accidental beekeeper in Sussex with Like Like.
    You have had plenty of advice here, the only thing I might add is that the time of day to disturb the girls can be crucial to their...
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