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  • Members: 558
  • Category: Beekeeping
  • Founded: Nov 18, 2005
  • Language: English
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Welcome! Here we can discuss the exciting potentials that exist for beekeeping in feral and untreated survivor honeybee colonies. The list is intended for beekeepers that 'do not use treatments' on their bees OR working towards ending treatments. The purpose of the Feral Bee Project is to organize a group of beekeepers who have a an interest in sustainable beekeeping, and wish to encourage only the fittest honeybees that will thrive without treatments, and be productive for the beekeeper. Here we discuss and develop strategies and methods for the purpose of collecting, assessing and integrating feral honeybee stock into your apiaries. Also for discussion of more natural type breeding methods that beekeepers can employ to promote the highest genetic variability and productivity. Discussion topics may include anything about feral bees or any honeybee biology topic. Members are welcome to use the list to discuss exchanging or purchasing queens provided they are of feral type or untreated survivor stock.

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The exciting potential of remote feral bee colonies for Varroa coexistence

http://www.beesource.com/point-of-view/adrian-wenner/

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They Look like bear cubs in the New Mexico Bees, LLC Apiary
http://youtu.be/GNyA4dbedAY This is a close up video of our Apiary: New Mexico Bees, LLC
Posted - Sun May 19, 2013 4:53 am
santiagosabejas
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Local Facebook for Bee Removal
Hey Guys, I started a facebook for SW Pennsylvania Feral Bee Project. I'm not good with website stuff, so I started it up for a place I can put local beekeeper
Posted - Fri May 17, 2013 9:24 pm
naturebee
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Re: Swarm Season in SW Pennsylvania off to a Dismal Start
Hi Mike and Byron, I hope your right. This season, the maple bloom was several weeks late, and when it did bloom, the weather was not that good. I hope it
Posted - Fri May 17, 2013 9:13 pm
naturebee
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Re: Swarm Season in SW Pennsylvania off to a Dismal Start
Caught one yesterday. From one of my own but it was the strongest hive in the yard and most are a couple of weeks behind. I did see some scouts snooping around
Posted - Fri May 17, 2013 12:40 pm
Byron
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Re: Swarm Season in SW Pennsylvania off to a Dismal Start
All the blooms here are running two weeks behind... as are the bees. Maybe it's the same there... Michael
Posted - Fri May 17, 2013 11:52 am
michael_bush_beekeeper
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