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Only person I know locally selling them imports them from America -look like little straws filled with honey Sell like wildfire for 50p ish I think Hugh mark up -only downside is that you have to purchase several thousand of them

I usually run to 6 to 7 months I found the Saddlebacks finished much quicker than the Saddleback/British White cross Just make sure you don't keep them a month too long as thats a months worth of food that will run to fat

Had problems with BT line and Broadband they wanted e mail address and mobile number I explained no mobile signal here and no other access to email but they sent the updates to e mail as they had to have contact details

In Portsmouth to be able to place hive on allotment local authority have said you have to a member of local BKA and they state you must have kept bees for two years before authority is given You don't have to be an allotment holder

Me I will be doing the teas!

first make sure you can find local slaughterman- mine does my pigs at home (can only be used for home consumption) Local abattoir 1 1/2 hours away will only take a minimum of 5 animals

Grumpy old beekeeper What percentage of forum members thought this referred to them?

Is this why they haven't got any langstroth supers in the sale?

Had a Worcester Heatslave installed outside five years ago Only had to press reset button once Additional cost was the installation of a concrete slab for boiler to sit on but very happy with boiler so far

Admitted he was a beekeeper--is that like saying he was guilty?

First item on sale at Meon Valley Beekeeping Auction this year -only attracted few bids and was sold for Ten Pounds

Got mine from Stockbridge this weekend -short sell by date 40 squid instead of 60

25 yrs ago my brother was confined to a wheelchair following an accident He was taken to a longstay hospital at Rookwood near Cardiff ,honey potions were regularly used to treat pressure sores

Avon "Skin So Soft" bath products are very good at keeping flies off horses ---so may be as useful on humans as well!!

I can give these a home if they are still available Could collect tomorrow evening

I keep getting calls re swarms in South Gloucestershire and I live in Hampshire they tell me my details are from the BBKA website

Old chap I knew used an empty corned beef tin as his comb cutter -worked very well

There was one as the very first item at the Meon Valley BKA sale in May made the grand total of TEN POUNDS

Last year this forum gave me info that EFB in my area a week before I got an e mail from FERA

OSR starting to fade in Southern Hampshire