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All sounds pretty normal to me.

Not a stupid question - I've never heard the expression "false cells" and would have been confused too.

Dropbox sharing?

Good for you, not moving bees with you and looking for a local colony instead. Hope you get one soon or you might get withdrawal symptoms.

It's an 80 mile round trip for me but its definitely worth it.

Ours as susbees and tim. Weekly study followed by practical and mock.

Shrew does the same

To work the beehaus you need to be strong in the arms and back and at least 5'5 tall. The frames with brood & stores are heavy to manipulate. The top of the brood box is at my waist and I'm 5'5. I find it difficult because you can't get the right angle to lift frames so you're always twisting...

Related to what, willie?

And I thought it was a sundial..

Beeno Having read the article and all the opinions, can you now answer the question you posed in first post? Or do you now agree that "approx 6 months" was correct?

Can't

This one gets my vote! ROFLMAO

I loved MMs calculations - I'm going to use it in my next QR talk - "this is according to the book - but they're women so they change their mind and just expect you to know!" Boom boom I can just hear the laughter now.....

It was September last year before my bees were "well into their first super" in my area! Gotta love your optimism. BTW do you remember that your profile says no colonies owned?

Adam Great to have you here. Looking forward to next broadcast. Do you have footage of nuking? Be interesting to see it properly. We just have to face it - there are differences when it's big business. Just as there are with any animal that goes from pet/hobby status to a money making...

Much better to make sure you plant bee friendly seeds and grow organically as much as possible. Remember to not use any sort of pesticides. That will encourage them and all other pollinators.

Tamper evident not legal requirement in either case.

Some good workshops at Harper Adams for her them!