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Hi guys I have a home made honey warming cabinet similar to the one Thornes sold for £300. It’s made from marine ply both inside and out. It has a layer of cellotex to keep the insulation as it’s best and I used two small electric greenhouse heaters under the floor part which mesh lets the heat...

Hi Curlew I like your thinking

Sadly we are off on holiday next week half term so i would like to move them on prior to going as they are a very strong NUC. And its more important to get the right home rather than the cash. Cheers

Price reduction Hi guys Now down to £80 if anyone interested

I currently have a 5 frame 14x12 Nuc for sale with Brood at all stages and food stores. £100 collected You will need to bring a 14x12 brood box or leave a £50 deposit to borrow my wooden Nuc for a few days. Please PM me

Costco still the cheapest at £16.99 for the 25 kg bags

Hi Drstitson Many thanks for your link and yes it was exactly the one I was thinking of. I called in their the day after your post to visit the shop and something's were similar prices and some things were cheaper. They even sell the Sheriffs bee suits at a very high price. I was only...

Hi guys someone spoke on this forum about a French beekeeping supplier near to the Loire Valley and I have searched for over an hour without any luck. Could someone please put me out of my misery. Many thanks

Its a great idea for clubs and even individuals just to get a large order together. Its worth people getting larger orders delivered to one central place and then distribute from there.

It appears that some people are really getting ripped off per 12oz hexagonal jar: Quote: "454g rounds - 61p per jar (gross rate) 340g hevagonal - almost 95p per jar". Unquote: I bought 2000 jars from a co-operative who order around 20,000 at a time.I drive 2 miles in one direction to pick...

QUOTE=oliver90owner;349009]playing with words Not 'playing'. I am just very careful to write exactly what I mean and to be honest. One sometimes wonders about some of the posts on the forum ... like whether the poster has actually read what was written before replying, or even able to...

Not a personal attack: "I am wondering whether your customers are st*pid and think they get better value or what" "So, in a nutshell, I reckon you need to think very carefully about your sales strategy". Sorry he called my potential customers st*pid And he told me to think very carefully...

Thank you YorkshireBees That's all I was trying to say that for every 4 jars of 12oz that sells we sell 1 round 1lb jar. Its what the local people seem to want so we give them the choice.

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Shipping who mentioned shipping I sell straight from the farm shop that I provide them too. And yes the 33p difference per pound is the cost of the jar and label.

Its hard to tell the difference if you put them side by side so not a bad idea:winner1st:

Without any shadow of doubt Valves are clean and so easy to use

I will have them. I have tried both size jars and my hexagonal 12oz jars outsell the 1lb jars 4 to 1. I charge £4 for 12oz and £5 for 1lb. Just my location it might not be the same everywhere! Cheers

90kg from 3 hives and still coming in. The spring OSR is almost turning now though.