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Are you the M. Palmer "Sustainable apiary'? The one who taught Ross Conrad?

my wife does the brush winsor and newton 0000, I did it a few times but I am more faster with the chinese one. When using a brush we use freshly drawn comb as a grafting frame, much easier than using old ones.

I am not a beekeeper from the UK, Why would you move the uncapped to the side and the capped brood to the middle? just curious...

Is the extended-release OA for varroa mites approved to be used in the UK? This is the one Randy Oliver is doing his research. If so what are your thoughts?

Good day! I am Paul, I am a literal migratory beekeeper who does queen-breeding from all over the globe. My last Gig was in Australia and been doing queens mainly in the USA for more than 10 years. I would like to ask since beekeeping relies on location location location ( as what the old...

If an opportunity arises, it would be an honour to work for a queen breeder in the UK! I love meeting new people and new environments.

Thank you for the kind words guys. Beekeeping surely relies big on location. I am pretty sure you beekeepers in the UK uses different management when it comes to queen rearing. When I was in Florida USA we used to graft 1000 queens per week with +90% success rate but only if everything goes to...

You can read Larry Oconnors Queen rearing essentials for you to pick which one is suitable for you.

Hello! I am Paul a literal migratory beekeeper, I move around the world to learn beekeeping from different parts of the globe! been to USA for a lot of years then Australia and the Philippines. I have been doing beekeeping for more than 10 years now. With queen breeding as my top skill. Hope to...