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I bet they did too. I told the escapees to get into the box before the cover goes on. They didn’t.. they lose.I bet those southie bees wonder what happened with the weather .![]()
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I bet they did too. I told the escapees to get into the box before the cover goes on. They didn’t.. they lose.I bet those southie bees wonder what happened with the weather .![]()
My bees were out the last couple days.Ralphie I see you had a warmer day . Were your bees flying ? We may top 60 here today . My bees were busy yesterday .
Its fun to try new queens but the best queens you'll ever have will be the ones you raise from swarm cells or grafts that came from your overwintered queens.I want to try Carniolans so contacted him .
The VSH/Pol-line (mite biters) at Perdue had 30% losses this year even after Apivar treatments. Its really hard to retain the mite resistance. They have been working on it for 24 years. II breeder queens are for grafting and not so much for overwintering.I want to try the artificially inseminates pol-line bees. But the queen is $300. I have a feeling the WW would go nuts if I bought a $300 queen and she died over winter.
If I can get a hive through the winter I will buy one in the spring and split the hive. Bees that clean mites off themselves would be so super.