Several years ago a single frame extractor was sold for about $50US. It was a stainless steel box about six inches longer than a frame with two eye bolts on...
I have a 1915 book about beekeeping in India which shows a single frame extractor. Imagine a 3 foot length of iron rod about 1 inch diameter, sticking up from...
Rex Boys
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Apr 1, 2002 4:52 pm
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Sounds like an interesting party game. But not very useful if more than one super of frames, unless you have unlimited free labor. ... From: Allen Dick I've...
Hi Karen! I know it is April 1st but indeed there is another use of whirling things around your head on a piece of string. Although I keep a couple of...
Brian Allanson
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Apr 2, 2002 10:04 am
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... Hi again Mike An old washing machine needs little converting over - use the spin cycle. You can even use your regular washer if you put your uncapped...
hey, i may try that! i can find an old washer just bout anywhere. thank's 4 the plan, ill let you know how it turns out when im finished. cheers. mike. ... ...
(Edited for unecessary quoting) Hi Mike Watch for blow-outs, especially if the washer is too small to get the frames in radially - you may need a cake-cooling...
May one assume that the washing machine you use for extracting honey is the top-loading type with a vertical drum? I find it difficult to visualise the...
Rex Boys
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Apr 8, 2002 5:55 pm
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... Correct assumption. Sorry, almost all washers in NZ are this type - i tend to forget that some folk have such unusual contraptions as front-loading...
Trotting a pc connection out to the beeyard makes it much more complicated than necessary. And with the wide range of frequencies, high and low filters on...
What a color organ basically does is either attach to a speaker output, or have a mic built into it. It divides the frequency spectrum into three ranges,...
I'm looking for suggestions to overcome the following problem related to trying to raise queens using the 'Jenter System'. The problem is encountered during...
I added a page to my website on a simple design of OMF. Abstract: "Conventional open mesh floors seem to be similar in that they all use a drawer type...
Graham & Annie Law
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Jun 3, 2002 10:34 pm
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... related ... all ... in ... around ... had ... Naturally, ... Tex Bee Guy, Sounds like everything id kosher except you did not mention the state of the eggs...
Sounds like everything id kosher except you did not mention the state of the eggs ne' 3 day old into larvae. I have found down here in Southern Africa that...
Hi Bob, What I mean by scrawny bastards is the smallest hatched larvae (after 3 days when you transfer the cups to the cell holders) that looks like it will...
try using a swarm box. make up a wooden box big enough to take three frames. shake bees from a strong colony into box until box has loads of young bees in. ...
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Jul 1, 2002 5:06 pm
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... make ... honey, ... What sort of temperature are you talking about? Regards, Robert Brenchley RSBrenchley@... Birmingham UK...
I cannot say the exact temperature, not that technical, just that I put the hive where it is out of direct sunlight all day. When I had the hives in full sun...
I am not sure at what altitude Mpho has his hives at, but I would estimate the mean daytime temperature is around 28 deg C in summer with a low humidity. Eddy ...
Lear, Eddy(ENL)
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Jul 3, 2002 11:43 am
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Sounds resonable for average temperature, yet I am at about 1, 500 metres and I have another breeding station at 2, 300 metres up in the highlands of Lesotho ...
You must use a queen rearing unit that does not have any open brood, otherwise the bees do not accept the eggs. Another option is to let the eggs hatch in the...
Kari Pirhonen
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Jul 6, 2002 2:08 pm
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Thanks Mpho for your reply and others for your info. Very useful for me....Bob...
Hi People
Personally I have never moved bees with a bobcat. But I have operated a forklift in my "day Job" My thoughts are A bobcat/ palettes would be a very...
Hi don nairn, Thanks for the advice. I think I need a flatbed truck which would pull the bobcat on a trailer. I never thought much about the pallets bumping...
Hi Folk I've only ever seen 'swinger' forklifts in photos - the ones i've seen look very similar to 'bobcats'. Anyone know how they differ? I know of at least...
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