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Old 02-09-2014, 01:09 PM
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Any members had experience with bee keeping ?
I am thinking of trying it for my small orchard and honey
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Old 02-09-2014, 01:43 PM
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Try Sugarmaker. He's into honey.
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Gave it up a few years back, sorta miss it but?

Had 2 or 3 hive's for over 12 years. Got tired of sinking $$ every year & always gave my honey away during the holidays to family & friends. Then there was the moochers!

Then one day after 3 years of bees dying i got fed up cleaned up my equipment & donated everything to a County 4-H group

If you want to insure pollination for your garden & such look into solitary bee's, they do a good job.

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Allergic to bee venom, so no beekeeping here.

But I do LOVE honey.
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Two years ago the fruit trees around - not just mine , were loaded with fruit . my trees just getting to bearing years . And I saw many a honey bee . last year mostly only micro sized bees and bumble bees and good weather not a hard freeze after the bloom but hardly any fruit. so thinking it would help .
I have pears , apples , bing cherries, plums and peaches, 1 necterine
thanks Nikster I might go that route 1st
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Two years ago the fruit trees around - not just mine , were loaded with fruit . my trees just getting to bearing years . And I saw many a honey bee . last year mostly only micro sized bees and bumble bees and good weather not a hard freeze after the bloom but hardly any fruit. so thinking it would help .
I have pears , apples , bing cherries, plums and peaches, 1 necterine
thanks Nikster I might go that route 1st


One can conjure up about 5 houses (nesting modules) in about an hour.

GOOGLE-& You Tube-----> solitary bees------- eg:-------> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VI2Z6-EtX9k

a wealth of information, I made 3 nice sized one's 3 years ago. Alot of activity in them. Cant take a photo cause they are all back at my tree line & that means I'd have to trudge thru 3 & 4 feet of snow. That aint gonna happen

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