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By: Mark Pennabaker

Mark Pennabaker — Thu, 09 Apr 2015 18:26:41 +0000

Unfortunately this rookie was not aware of how much or when to add food to our first Bee Hive. Going into winter I thought they had plenty of honey to hold over during our coldest winter in recent history. Unfortunately I opened our hive mid march and all of our bees were laying dead at the bottom of the hive. and the comb was completely empty.
If at first you don’t succeed.
Waiting for our next set of bees due to arrive the end of April. Should the old hive be completely cleaned of the existing comb or will the new bees use it to get a head start?
Thanks

By: Vicki Schaaf

Vicki Schaaf — Thu, 09 Apr 2015 16:34:12 +0000

It is too bad they don’t have this type of schedule worked out for each state. NC has a far different schedule than what could be used up here in northern WI. Maybe someone could work on this to be able to print it out for club members.

By: Anthony/Leilani Rosenbaum

Anthony/Leilani Rosenbaum — Sun, 22 Mar 2015 13:24:43 +0000

Good morning, Tony and I are new to Bee keeping waiting on BEE’s now. I have to many people telling me where to place my BEE’s. I’d like to also make pee gravel area for them to sit on we live in South MS our late winter and Spring are our wettest season. We are starting with 3 hives live on 160 acres of pristine never been lived on before land lots of fresh water bottom land hard woods pines native flowers and we grow organic food would like to put in more flowers in the vegetable garden.

By: Chris Conwell

Chris Conwell — Thu, 12 Mar 2015 15:18:05 +0000

What about bait hives? They should be up weeks before swarm season, all locations scouted, and approved by the land owner.