Bee base benefits.

[Curly green finger's]

Hi I'm now on beebase before I go looking through beebase is there anything on the site that I should be looking out for?
Thanks in advance.
Mark

 

[Erichalfbee]

Hi I'm now on beebase before I go looking through beebase is there anything on the site that I should be looking out for?
Thanks in advance.
Mark

A link to this forum?

 

[Boston Bees]

Hi I'm now on beebase before I go looking through beebase is there anything on the site that I should be looking out for?
Thanks in advance.
Mark

The reference notes on this page are what I have most used. Not sure about the rest of the site

Beebase - Beekeeping information resource for Beekeepers (nationalbeeunit.com)

 

[Curly green finger's]

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A link to this forum?

I'll send an email asking about the link to the forum?

 

[Curly green finger's]

The reference notes on this page are what I have most used. Not sure about the rest of the site

Beebase - Beekeeping information resource for Beekeepers (nationalbeeunit.com)

Thanks for that Boston I shall have a look at that later.

I've not looked at the site yet but if I want to up my numbers of colonys on there is it straight forward enough?

 

[Repwoc]

Yes.

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

So why is it only now you've registered?

 

[Nannysbees]

I think it'll show you how many hives are in the area which is interesting

 

[GuyNir]

I think it'll show you how many hives are in the area which is interesting

Except those who didn’t register yet

 

[Repwoc]

Does anyone post their inspection data onto BeeBase? Just curious.

 

[Erichalfbee]

Does anyone post their inspection data onto BeeBase? Just curious.

I don’t

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

Does anyone post their inspection data onto BeeBase? Just curious.

I did start a few years ago (trying to be organised) but it's like wading through treacle, very clunky, almost impossible to amend/delete data without having to rewrite the whole thing. I swiftly gave up on it. as far as I'm concerned it's only there to make sure I'm 'on the radar' as far as disease outbreaks etc. are concerned, I keep my colony numbers and apiary details up to date (usually autumn, then it stays like that with maybe an amendment in spring.) the rest is just unneccessary window dressing.

 

[Nannysbees]

No we don't

 

[Curly green finger's]

So why is it only now you've registered?

Why does it matter to you? I've got no reason at least I'm on there now hey?

But to be honest now we are commercial I thought it would be for the best, there is many a hobest I know who aren't on beebase.

 

[The Poot]

Does anyone post their inspection data onto BeeBase? Just curious.

I don’t

 

[Brian Bush]

I did start a few years ago (trying to be organised) but it's like wading through treacle, very clunky, almost impossible to amend/delete data without having to rewrite the whole thing. I swiftly gave up on it. as far as I'm concerned it's only there to make sure I'm 'on the radar' as far as disease outbreaks etc. are concerned, I keep my colony numbers and apiary details up to date (usually autumn, then it stays like that with maybe an amendment in spring.) the rest is just unneccessary window dressing.

I agree, The disease outbreak supports are really vital

 

[Amari]

Does anyone post their inspection data onto BeeBase? Just curious.

I didn't know you could

 

[Erichalfbee]

I didn't know you could

Possibly because you never look in there like a lot of us?

 

[Erichalfbee]

I agree, The disease outbreak supports are really vital

once Curly is commercial he can get his DASH accreditation and be responsible for his own inspections but it is crucial to get notice of what’s happening round you if your business is bees.

 

[Curly green finger's]

I agree, The disease outbreak supports are really vital

Let's hope I never have to go there tutch wood.