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Punxsutawney Phil Predicts Winter Is Sticking Around https://youtu.be/_8Uhq9afiEA !!:eek:

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NO idea. i am sure i heard something a while ago on JP the bee man and friends from Louisiana, where they use it a lot i believe. Lemon grass oil, but some other plant extract i believe. Gosh thats going back a couple of years. I believe the actual recipe is obviously a secret. The Cocacola Of...

i bought a bottle of the squirt application stuff Direct from America like Kersal. For 2016 season.It certainly didnt stop me catching swarms, i probably had a good year too, its good stuff. but its also very strong. i would advise no more than one to two good squirts , not even in the front of...

just a llittle to far for the round trip, :rolleyes:

Shropshire beekeepers association will Probably bite your arm off!! Thanks for posting this! Someone will Be very grateful!! http://www.shropshirebees.co.uk [emoji106][emoji1319][emoji1305][emoji219][emoji219][emoji219][emoji219][emoji219] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks for posting this up Mark, a very worthwhile charity, even more poignant when children are involved. I think we all know someone touched by the unmentionable "big c" Ive already bought one book, a bargain . Cant wait to see other as their posted. remembering also that all proceeds are...

dont believe the hype!! were all still keeping bees, plenty of nucs to sell, plenty of Production hives to use next year. no losses through Hornets this year!

Lifting the cage. https://youtu.be/EBx6Pc-y30Y

I agree, but just a couple of times, I've had atrocious AMM (local nasty black) kill a queen even after the cage has been lifted and theres eggs in the cells (and recently born nurse bees under the cage). I now lift the cage and watch the behaviour. if i am at all worried, i simply move the...

yes i understand, thanks, my point really was, anyone who's only requeening a couple of hives should not attempt direct introduction (in my view)! the risks are far too great, whether its replacing a laying queen with a laying queen or a laying queen with a non laying cage or queen thats...

:iagree: Direct introduction works, but like Finman says, your risking a lot. I cant speak for Hivemaker, who regularly reports of the success of this method, however, i can tell you, he knows what he's doing, knows the risks and knows his stocks and their behaviour. Many other factors that you...

Like this !!! :https://www.beekeepingforum.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=15168&stc=1&d=1516303722

:iagree:I completely agree, but in a court of law, with a good lawyer, you couldn't be actually prosecuted for poisoning or miss treating your bees, because you are actually using a pure , generic form of the treatment. The Missing ingredient as we know as "Fairy dust" that clogs up all our...

Next you will be mentioning the joke about Mrs and Mrs Fiddler with unfortunate christian names, he was called Richard and she was called Fanny, Mmmmm:winner1st:

Quote"My two questions / suggestions would reduce the different types of boxes and frames that we use and need, surely making things much simpler and cheaper for us; so what have I missed, why don't we do this?" Most beekeepers already do!!! If you look at many professional or semi professional...

wonderful Photo Goran, happy new year to you!! (Like button)

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Thank you, but I Imagine others have other ideas, this consensus will be the shortest ever Lived![emoji23] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thank yes, still what I was told but I was under the impression it was the effect caused by ingestion in the gut, finny says I am wrong , which I apologise, but still don’t know the actual reason ????? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk