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Spring Queening
Because one of my bee hives did not survive the bitter cold winter, I am learning to split the surviving hive. The goal here is to both try to avoid a swarm and to start a new hive to replace … Continue reading
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Tagged antennae, applewood farm, bee hives, Bees, brood, capped brood, drawn comb, hive, honey, honey bees, queen bee, queen cells, queen cups, split, splits, super honey super, swarm
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Minding My Own Beeswax
Going into the winter, I had two thriving beehives. One was a nucleus colony (or nuc… pronounced “nuke”) purchased from a local beekeeper and the other was a package from somewhere not-local. The difference between the two is that a nuc … Continue reading
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Tagged bee hives, bee patty, Bees, Colony Collapse, freezing, honey, honey bees, honey supers, nuc, nucleus colony, package bees, Sisyphus, supers, swarm, varroa mites, winter
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