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Scunthorpe in not linked in any way to Nth. Lincs or Lincolnshire BKA, it is totally independent.

Is anyone able to give a report on the current state of the Heather on the Yorks Moors, will it be worth the trip?

Thank you, I had read that and the fact that it suggested a crop could be harvested from them made me wonder whether anyone had tried before and what the results were.

I have around 20 acres of Lupins (L.angustifolius) nearby, will I get a crop from them and would it be worth it moving them to it?

Scunthorpe has no connection with Nth. Lincs whatsoever, it is totally independant.

As all activities are done by a District Assoc. and are for the benefit of a District Assoc. what benefits are derived from any district belonging to a County BKA? :confused:

Still a couple of nuc's left

Nucs for Sale 8 available ~ 5 frames (Hoffman), Mated 2012 Queen, Marked yellow & clipped if required, Strong colonies with brood in all stages Sold as bees on frames - own Nuc/Traveling box needed £120.00 each PM for details

WBC Hives for Sale 2 complete With or without bees, PM for details

WBC Hive with a nuc of bees for sale - Nth Lincs PM for details

I have experienced it, very new beekeeping lady marked the queen on the frame with a cage, she overdid it, seemed like 5ltr. of emulsion on her. Queen promptly lay over dead for all appearances. We put her and the frame back in the hive and had a look 20 minutes later and there she was running...

No they certainly are not, raised from my own stock

These nuc's now need to be in a full hive

5 frame Nuc’s on BS frames. Headed by 2011 Queens. Any inspection welcomed. Collection only. Travelling/Nuc box needed, can deliver locally. £130

The nuc’s were sold by Weald Farm Bees as being 6 frames headed by laying queens at a cost of £190 each to a novice. Nucleus 1 i. A 4 frame nuc at best. ii. Queenless, no sign of eggs and few sealed cells. iii. Queen cells present (4/5) but in my opinion extremely poor ones...