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The stuff I have would make your hair curl lmao. Fondant, foundation, frames the list goes on got a shed full.

I made 800ltrs of syrup the other day with the sugar I had left over from last year.

I didn't have to pay a lot I got a £5k grant from the council. The lot has cost me £20 when I get the VAT back. :cool:

too many variables to answer with any accuracy. If space etc are taken as adequate then most queens don't try and swarm in the year they are born, some don't in the next year either. Most seem to in year 3. This is heavily dependent on if they came from swarmy stock though, swarmy bees can't...

A bit too keen to get in and have a look, something every new beekeeper has been guilty of.

No money left. Having 36 complete hives delivered Thursday.

1g is the recommended dose when you buy a varrox.

Other research has shown the efficacy of up to 70% for multiple treatments of OAV. If I remember right that used a larger dose. I don't have the research paper to link here.

How many are you looking for?

I do.

https://www.abelo.co.uk/shop/bottling-and-pumps-machines/bottling-machine-with-stand-premium-line/ Has a creaming function.

Most jarring machines have a creaming function. You can pump the honey through the machine and the plastic gears inside cream it. The honey can't set obviously or it won't pump. I don't think the mixing motor on the settling tank will cream honey very well at all. If you're dealing with a honey...

I have a konigin line and tank. It is fine and very well made. Not shiny and polished like some but it doesn't need to be.

Built more boxes and frames for a change. Got 36 more complete hives arriving soon.

Hopefully, they have started building the kit already. Shouldn't be a ridiculous task if they buy queens in.

Nothing new to the NHS wasting money. A few years ago I had to have daily injections of antibiotics. The hospital sent the syringes etc via taxi every Tuesday, a distance of around 25 miles each way. I had to sign a delivery note This went on for 9 months, every week. I attended the hospital...

I asked questions. I was answered initially with rubbish and when I asked for a proper answer I was ignored/blocked.

colony of bees in an ash tree, the tree is being cut down in the next 2 weeks. The woman says there have been bees in the tree since she has lived at the house and they have swarmed every year and been visible from march in every year, she is upset the tree has to go. It has ash dieback so...

No they don't, because they are crap. :-)

Next to fk all.