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Category: Beekeeping stories: My inspections and reflections

Stories from the hive. Updates on my bees and different strategies worth trying or at least considering.

Spring Honey Harvest!

Posted on July 26, 2020July 26, 2020 by Mark

Brushing the Bees no more This was the first time that I have enough honey to harvest in July. This was a very exciting time. To date I have not liked brushing the bees of every frame of the honey super in order to take the box off the hive. It is a very tedious Read More

Posted in Beekeeping, Beekeeping stories: My inspections and reflections, Blog
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My First Swarm

Posted on July 1, 2020July 6, 2020 by Mark

Catching my first swarm was awesome. Read on to find out about how it went down, what we did, and how to avoid mistakes.

Posted in Beekeeping, Beekeeping information, Beekeeping stories: My inspections and reflections, Blog Tagged Beekeeping, Bees, Catching a swarm, Honey Bees, honeybees, Swarm, swarm of bees

Adding Queen excluders and Honey Supers

Posted on June 5, 2020June 9, 2020 by Mark

How and when to add queen excluders and honey supers.

Posted in Beekeeping, Beekeeping information, Beekeeping stories: My inspections and reflections, Blog Tagged Beekeeping, Bees, Honey, Honey Bees, honey super, queen excluder

Fall Harvest

Posted on October 21, 2019May 21, 2020 by Mark

Both of our hives produced roughly 100lbs of honey for a net total of 204lbs this year. That is a huge increase from year two when I only got 35lbs. Extracting both hives took most of the day. We do not have a fume board so we had to pull frames one by one and Read More

Posted in Beekeeping stories: My inspections and reflections Tagged Extracting honey, Honey Bees

Spring Buzz

Posted on April 6, 2019 by Mark

The bees did what i would have thought impossible. After a month and a half of -40 C two hives look extremely strong (like 9 out of 10) and my walk away split from last year will likely make it. What incredible creatures! The day i checked on them it was below 10 C so Read More

Posted in Beekeeping stories: My inspections and reflections Tagged Apivar, Bees, Hive, Hive check, Honey, Winter wrap

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