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That's the theory

Will give it a go next season.

I am curious to give it a go in the coming season. But can imagine breaking the b/b's apart could get messy with brace comb.

Pain inspecting 2 B/B's though hey?

Here is a link through Sheffield insulation's website. Kingspan on there. http://www.insulationexpress.co.uk/

Just a heads up for anyone who didn't know its on. BBC Two on Friday, August 2. BBC presenter Bill Turnbull’s been a busy bee.

Whats a shilling?? :biggrinjester:

You did what with the Queen?? Drop & give me twenty!!!

Wo there Celtic brother! We got to stick together!:coolgleamA:

From the article. Feral colonies are also demonstrating better survival rates than ‘kept’ bees, with the implication that our ‘interference’ may be a significant part of the problem.

Incidentally beekeepers are moving to IPM techniques due to pyrethroid resistance but so called ‘natural’ treatments such as Thymol are statistically many hundreds of times more toxic to bees than pyrethroids. Thymol more toxic to bees?

Queen Rearing. Increasing honey production. Different methods of swarm control and thier benifits. Hows that?

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The bee gate A new way of protecting bees against varroa mite http://www.research.bayer.com/en/varroa-mite.aspx

Anyone watched the videos on his website?

:iagree: And paint the end of each plank.

Fair enough. Just asking.

Hi Heidi Welcome to the forum, I'm intrigued with the use of crystals. "The crystals seen around one of the hives are a convenient way of blocking the inevitable gaps created by nadiring a skep with a box. They have no mystical significance, but appear in this instance to have served the...

Can you link to your website, or is that not allowed?