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Category Archives: Insulation
Desperation on display
Queen cups, queen cells and emergency cells EVERYWHERE! Check it out: This is good! They know their mom is gone and they depend on her. This is a big strong hive but it now has very little brood in it. … Continue reading
Posted in beekeeping, Bees, Insulation, insulation for bees, Queen cells, splits, Summer, Uncategorized
Tagged beekeeping, queen cells, splitting a hive
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Wrapping the wee ones in warmth
Eeek, it’s cold out and tonight it will dip down to -5°C ! I worry about the little ones and have tried my best to keep them warm. We just took a quick peek inside and sure enough, they’ve generated … Continue reading
Posted in Feeding, feeding bees, Insulation, insulation for bees, Survival, Uncategorized, Winter
Tagged beekeeping, insulating hives
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Back in beesness! Update, Update!
Scoop #1: Bees are out and about after a rough winter. The ones who survived are going strong and many hives are stocked with honey, pollen and brood. It’s looking good. Check it out: Scoop … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Insulation, Queen, Queen cells, Winter
Tagged beekeeping, bees, queen cells, royal jelly, surviving winter
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