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I had exactly the same conversation with a beekeeper today. He was worried that if he fed fondant he might end up with combs full of white stuff. I explained that to store the fondant they would have to process it and the only thing they can process it into is a “honey like” substance that looks...

I instaled my ASHP to my ex local authority semi 10 years ago and it has been as efficient and cost effective as gas. (I also have gas at the property so could have installed standard gas CH but as my company was selling renewables at the time I though I should put my money where my mouth was.)...

I’m there all 3 days as I’m a local. And if anyone going wants a New Paynes Nuc PM me as I have a few spares 😁.

That’s not very competitive at the moment.

My honeys are marked as the village they come from, some as close as a mile or so. I include the post code on the label to allow people see the approximate location of the hives.

How do the clients pay? Cash?

If a teaching apiary organised the buying and advertised the availability I’m sure it would work but what is difficult for most BKAs is dry storage!

I use polyester labels because I sell many jars from external shelves. When I used to use paper labels they used to get damp and slugs and snails used to nibble them. Polyester is an expensive option but as you say you can warm the jars easily.

Also, have you an ingredients list for the fondant?

It’s PIR wrapped in foil tape. It keeps the InstantVap warm between apiaries so reduces the amount of power to get back up to temperature.

Mine does 18-20 on a 4ah.

I see they have just bought out a new even smaller version of the IntantVap

Here’s my solution.

Beautiful country but the only cheap things in Iceland are fish and energy!

Yeah, I’ll get it for him. (Good Job you reminded me 🙂)

I’m going all 3 days so I expect I’ll find you 😊

Is Thursday when everybody is around then Dani? (I assume we are talking NHS?)

Ah, it’s one of my special UFE’s that I closed up to one bee space as they were under attack from wasps. I have since removed the foam to give them full access again.

Yes 17237mph wind speed is even higher than me!!!

These girls are right in the middle of about an acre of horse but I didn’t see a single flower open! Beautiful pollen tho.