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my first post, so here goes. I found afb in my best hive. do I have to kill my bees and should I extract the honey? Thanks, Doug...
douglas vincent
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Sep 1, 2004
7:50 pm
2644
Kill'em all. sorry. You want to keep the AFB spores from spreading to other hives. You need to kill the bees and then streralize the woodenware. You can use an...
Matthew
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Sep 1, 2004
9:28 pm
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Oh yeah, easiest way to kill your bees is to either freeze them or put a tarp over them and burn sulfur under it. Or light the whole hive on fire :-( Matthew...
Matthew
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Sep 1, 2004
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You should try some hygienic bees next time that are over 75% in the liquid nitrogen test. These will keep AFB under control. This was first proven in the...
Ferguson Apiaries
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Sep 1, 2004
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Well, I can't agree with Matthew. Do not kill Your bees. It is not their fault that they've got the AFB. Imagine the the doctor kills you after you've caught...
Martin Rebane
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Sep 1, 2004
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I have used a dolly on several occasions. i used a tie down strap around the hive top to bottom to keep the supers from coming appart. on several occasions i...
Kyle Jones
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Sep 2, 2004
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... Yes. They are contaminated, and are not resistant. It will cost far less to off them. The comb must be burnt or irradiated. Don't make the mistake of...
Shanta McBain
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Sep 2, 2004
2:58 am
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I have been keeping bees for 40 years and have tried a lot of things. DO NOT TRY TO SAVE THE BEES I have seen people loses all there hives by trying to keep...
Ferguson Apiaries
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Sep 2, 2004
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Martin, I'm very interested in your post, unfortunately these old eyes can't read small font. Please consider increasing font size and save ware and tare on...
Richard of Danbury
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Sep 2, 2004
11:24 am
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Doug and List, I've seen the designation "hygenic bees" often but don't know what it means can someone give me a definition? Thanks Richard of Danbury ...
Richard of Danbury
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Sep 2, 2004
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... I might agree, that killing bees is an adequate method for a beekeeper who does not (want to) understand the wonderful world of bees. But for a beekeeper...
Martin Rebane
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Sep 2, 2004
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Hygenic bees are those that clean up after themselves. Foulbroods become problematic when bees don't clean out dead larvae from the cells. When the larvae sits...
Scot Mc Pherson
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Sep 2, 2004
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It was originally proven in the US that this was possible. We freeze small patches of brood at the pink eye stage and check it 24 hours later. There are two...
Ferguson Apiaries
ontariobeeman
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Sep 2, 2004
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... I agree. The risk of error is too high unless you really do know what you are doing. This is not a task for the beginning beekeeper. ... It is hard to...
Shanta McBain
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Sep 3, 2004
3:27 am
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... The vary point of this discoution to kill or not to kill the bees. The fact the hive got AFB means that it can't keep up. Thats why it got the infections ...
Shanta McBain
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Sep 3, 2004
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I have ACRES of wild Touch-Me-Nots (Impatiens capensis) AKA Jewelweed in my area. The bees are working them hard. Anyone know if these are a honey or pollen...
Lee A Ratcliff
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Sep 3, 2004
11:57 pm
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We have a huge bee hive in a 66' wall on the back of our gym. The gym is scheduled to be torn down starting the 13th of Sept. Are there any bee keepers that...
Harold and Sue Karber
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Sep 4, 2004
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Hi Sue I'm all the way out here in NJ but if you don't get any volunteers on this list, consider posting your request at beesource: ...
M Nist
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Sep 4, 2004
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Remove the sheet rock or whatever to get to the bees, and use smoke. Use smoke and a bee brush and butcher knife to remove the comb and separate the bees from...
Guro Dennis Servaes
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Sep 4, 2004
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Thank you I will Harold and Sue Karber If you must put someone down, put them on your prayer list. ... From: M Nist To: Harold and Sue Karber Sent: Saturday,...
Harold and Sue Karber
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Sep 4, 2004
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Thank you printed this out. I would not know a queen if she held up a sign. I am just learning/starting. My husband is making a vac. but works so much...
Harold and Sue Karber
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Sep 4, 2004
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The main problem you will encounter is not enough smoke so use burlap in your smoker. also the bee brushes will get clogged with honey and not work propperly....
Guro Dennis Servaes
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Sep 4, 2004
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There will be no assistants, that is why they are still there. I just found them a couple weeks ago and so far everyone says to kill them but I hate to have...
Harold and Sue Karber
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Sep 4, 2004
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Sue, Just a heads yup on this wall capture. I started beekeeping 3 years ago by capturing a wild colony in an old colonials era house that was being remodeled...
Richard of Danbury
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Sep 4, 2004
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I am not young, not experienced but hate to kill these bees out. They are so docile. I must have walked passed them for years before I realized they were...
Harold and Sue Karber
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Sep 4, 2004
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2668
Where can I get vitex plants/seeds? Thanks! Lynn...
moonbm13
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Sep 5, 2004
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Sorry we're not closer, love to help with this one. I suggest you get someone to film the whole process and make a film diary of the event, who knows what this...
Becky Lewis
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Sep 5, 2004
2:26 am
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FILM IT>>>>>very funny from my point of view, I can't even get anyone to go back there with me, much less film it. If I get a warm body, they will be tearing...
Harold and Sue Karber
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Sep 5, 2004
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Sue, It has been my experience that at this time of year the poleen is not critical for the adult bees, but is for brood. At this time of year brood...
Richard of Danbury
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Sep 5, 2004
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Thank you, if, big if, I can salvage these bees then I can buy pollen from the bee supply places right. Is this clean pollen safe to use without infecting my...
Harold and Sue Karber
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