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    Bulk honey buyers

    Same boat exactly! Just want someone to take the lot off me.
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    frame runners

    Thin stop angle bead, held with drawing pins. 5 years later.
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    Crystalised heather honey

    2 10ltr buckets fit in my dish washer.
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    Attracting swarms - what are the odds?

    I moved to a house 4 years ago and had a stack of boxes in the back garden. Watched some bees robbing for a few days. Then went quiet. Few days later a prime swarm arrived. In the 4 years I was there, I was given 9 swarms! 4 prime swarms and rest seemed like casts. All I did was drizzle some...
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    Newbie

    You have to have a double brood box if you use Nationals as a good Queen can run out of space to lay up, quickly. Langstroth hives are far easier to build yourself so build a few. With2 colonies you can balance them out and fix problems easier.
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    A few questions from a would be beekeeper.

    I started with Nationals and found them too small for a good Queen- unless you have a double brood box. I got into single brood management which I make early season nucs from- to sell on or increase my numbers. Then demaree, if needed, later on,combine back to singles at the end of the season...
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