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I'm not sure it does remove the right to refuse to sell ... A contract (for sale) is not completed until the seller has accepted the "offer" by the purchaser. This is true even in a high street store. A purchaser offers the retailer 58p for the chocolate bar, the retailer accepts the offer and...

copyright in most published works lasts until 70 years after the death of the author

Take your antihistamine before you open your hive (in other words take your antihistamine before you get stung). A tablet takes about 20 to 30 minutes to become effective, by which time a sting has done its damage.

Dave Cushman has a page listing some: http://www.dave-cushman.net/bee/esup.html. Alternatively, Google is your friend! Searching on "Beekeeping Equipment" brought up most of the major and quite a few minor players

With Th****s selling new first quality cedar for about £60.00 your price of £20.00 seems to me to be quite fair. The alternative is for him to put them into an auction, when you will probably get them for about half that!

I was given eight plates in exchange for the promise of a jar of honey in the summer.

It's like a Rolls Royce, if you need to know how many miles it does to the gallon, then you can't afford it.

If it doesn't work, there may be nothing wrong with it, but what's the point of wasting your effort?

I'm sure I've read somewhere that Varroa is evolving to be less "aggressive" - it doesn't do its own survival any good to wipe out its host.

or is that "their significance"?

Correction: Watts = Volts x Current (Amps) = Resistance x Current squared. Energy is related to voltage: Energy = Volts Squared divided by Resistance If you're using a car battery, its far easier to gauge your voltage (in terms of number of cells in circuit) than it is to measure your current.

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Bee colonies only "die afer 3 years" because of man's exploitation. Man introduced Varroa and other pests. As a youngster before varroa I knew a feral colony in a hollow tree that survived for 15 years to my knowledge - until the tree was exploited and cut down. All UK beekeeping is...

:iagree: And I believe that Leeds have a weekly meeting at their apiary during the summer

Indeed! But they don't have to stop at one swarm only.

And we can only do this by changing society, banning "neonics" or blaming "Pestco" is not the way to do that.

I say its free in reply to PeterS saying that the BBKA gets extra revenue from it.

I get it as part of my membership package. It's also available to download from their website.

Try an emulsion paint or a water based paint. I'm not clear why you are using Cuprinol, what are you trying to preserve?

Making allowances for different hives and climate, there's not much difference in hobby beekeeping. I find the blog by Beekeeper Linda in Georgia quite interesting! http://beekeeperlinda.blogspot.com/