Vandalism
By: Toni Burnham It Can Happen! My friend was at home the night that vandals climbed the high fence that completely blocked his beehive…
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Cooking with Honey
By: Ann Harman ASPARAGUS WITH HONEY-GARLIC SAUCE Spring is asparagus time. Some like it and some don’t. Here is a wonderful…
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Barriers
By: Morris Ostrofsky They say death and taxes are unavoidable. There is a third item that can be added to this list; physical changes…
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Be Safe
By: Ann Harman For You, Your Guests and Your Bees Beekeeping is fun but it is much more fun if all goes well. However…
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Pollinator Habitat
By: David Donnelly Feed The Critters That Sustain Us As livestock managers, we beekeepers do one thing that is uniquely different from all others….
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Self Incrimination
By Stephen Bishop You Have A Right To A Lawyer Apparently, I had been speeding down a South Carolina highway without wearing my seatbelt (uncharacteristic, I…
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Students Learn… Urban Waggle Dance
By: Janice Sina My rural honey bee colonies have access to hayfields, a sizable pond, a mixed hardwood forest, even a nursery brimming with…
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Brood & Brood Pheromone
By: Clarence Collison Feeding Hungry Bees When larvae of the three honey bee castes are starved under natural or laboratory conditions, some produce dwarf…
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Got Questions? Phil Knows!!
By: Phil Craft Q: A beekeeper in Pennsylvania writes: I have a question on storing raw honey. What is the optimum temperature to help prevent crystallization?…
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Over Wintering Nucs- A Better Way
By: Michael Palmer The beginnings of a new plan I used to buy bees, lots and lots of bees; singles from South Carolina, nuclei…
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