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Its a fascinating approach but the main gains of it are keeping labour costs down if teams are travelling to distant apiaries to do...

Nearly complete.Just for bee equipment, all in one place

Spotted another problem, the wall to the right of the door is wider at the top than bottom! :eek:

I used it a fair bit at the start of this year, in the main because I was told that if you're job-hunting in IT you really need to be on...

no way am I moving to Oxford, full of weirdos and 'survivor bees'

I knew I'd seen some somewhere... https://beekeepingforum.co.uk/threads/what-did-you-do-in-the-apiary-today.8543/post-911712 James

Having owned and run a small business (35 staff £3.5m turnover) I think this is the reality of a lot of small businesses. The owner...

This, I think most beefarmers are asset rich and cash poor, if I payed myself the value of my work in comparison to what I pay the staff...

Thank you...its only been up since late on Friday. Our designer/builder did a good job I think. Will need tweaking from time to time...

I used it a fair bit at the start of this year, in the main because I was told that if you're job-hunting in IT you really need to be on...

I used it a fair bit at the start of this year, in the main because I was told that if you're job-hunting in IT you really need to be on...

Spotted another problem, the wall to the right of the door is wider at the top than bottom! :eek:

I joined many years ago when I was working. Not for me but it was useful for the company to "poach" guys from another company as you can...

I used it a fair bit at the start of this year, in the main because I was told that if you're job-hunting in IT you really need to be on...

Very nice but I notice a problem. Its half the size you will need!