Price of bees for 2010?

[Hawklord]

If you're selling bees this year what will your price be for nucs, full colonies, queens?

 

[thurrock bees]

i dont sell queens or full size hives yet, and my order books for nuc's for 2010 are now full.

 

[mbc]

140 250 35

 

[Blodwen Price]

140 250 35

Brief and to the point!

 

[taff..]

hello Blodwen, welcome to the beekeeping forum.

Brief and to the point!

incredible isn't it, he even answered the question

I didn't think there was a beekeeper alive that didn't have ability to talk the hind leg off a donkey, and give 2 opinions in the same sentence


it certainly shows that there is more money in bees than honey/wax at the moment

 

[Blodwen Price]

hello Blodwen, welcome to the beekeeping forum.

Thanks for the welcome, looks like a good forum, will be keeping an eye out here this year.

 

[Onge]

Where in UK are you? Blodwen

 

[mbc]

it certainly shows that there is more money in bees than honey/wax at the moment [/QUOTE]

£250 = hive = 75lb x £3.33

Still a good investment

 

[Blodwen Price]

Where in UK are you? Blodwen

East of Offa's Dyke, sadly

 

[Poly Hive]

It's supply and demand. I have three nucs left but will not offer them for sale until I am sure that the rest of mine are through the winter safely and taking off.

However if you want to be on a list then PM me.

PH

 

[Onge]

East of Offa's Dyke, sadly

Ah thanks, a bit far.... but if I get really desperate.

 

[mbc]

south east london is east of offa's dyke

 

[tonybloke]

so is norfolk, for that matter!

 

[MuswellMetro]

so is norfolk, for that matter!

Do you still have to pay Danegeld that far east of Watlng Street

 

[tonybloke]

no, but then we don't have any of them new-fangled motorway thingys, either. it's a much more relaxed county