
Revised miticide regulations have been released. Here is the latest on HopGuard and Apivar: Section 18 directions for HopGuard (PDF) Section 18 directions for Apivar (PDF) … [Read more...]
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Revised miticide regulations have been released. Here is the latest on HopGuard and Apivar: Section 18 directions for HopGuard (PDF) Section 18 directions for Apivar (PDF) … [Read more...]

By Jim Bach Sustainable – what is it in beekeeping? Wikipedia suggests that it is: “the capacity to endure or continue” including the concepts of stewardship and responsible management. To further define sustainable the following sustaining factors must be considered: Genetics, quality, behaviors and survivorship of queens, and bee colonies, The occurrence, effect and survivorship … [Read more...]
by Bob Arnold Successful beekeeping depends upon having colonies at full strength when the major nectar flow starts. Swarming of the colony is a natural consequence of getting bees to the nectar flow with a large population of young healthy bees. Most colonies if managed to swarm strength by the major nectar flow will swarm if the colony is not managed properly. Even with the best of plans … [Read more...]
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