Bad Spouse Day
By Peter Sieling Did you ever have one of those days when she is just hairpin trigger sensitive? You can’t just run off to…
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It’s Summers Time
NC, EAS, Repairs and More It’s a busy, extremely hot month for Kim and I and when you sit down in your favorite chair…
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Regional Honey Price Report
October Report What’s Your Market Doing? With the off shore assault on the industrial U.S. honey market filling pipelines with low cost product, coupled…
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INNERCOVER
By Kim Flottum Soybeans, And Honey. Jay Evans talks about honey bees and soybeans in his article this month, and when he did some historical…
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New For The Fall
Starting Nov 1st 2018 – The Perfect-Bee-Through-The-Winter Course Over the past three years, PerfectBee has introduced around 25,000 people to the joys of beekeeping…
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Who is The Real John Martin
By: John Martin Find out a bit about our monthly cartoon creator of Honeycomb Hannah.
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It’s That Time Of Year
By: Ann Harman Beeswax Candles, Lip Balm, Soap – Gift Baskets! It’s October! Along with preparing for Halloween, the stores will be encouraging you…
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Artists Showcase Beehives
By: Megan Ryan Six Fort Wayne Artists Showcase Beehives In Support Of Pollinators. From van Gogh to Monet to O’Keeffe, nature and our natural…
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Bottom Board
By: Ed Colby That Redheaded Tina That redheaded Tina rolled into Colby Farm late from Durango in her ’94 Volvo after she had to…
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Bottom Board
By: Ed Colby Good Luck, Bad Luck. Despite a fire ban here in western Colorado, on July 3 some yahoos shooting illegal tracer rounds at…
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Beeyard Thoughts- Observations and Updates
By: James E. Tew A surprise bear attack on a hive of mine A few months ago, a lone wandering male bear made big…
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Chicory
By: Connie Krochmal Chicory (Cichorium intybus) is a common wayfarer that occurs over much of North America. The plant is most common in the…
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Planning A Honey Show
By: Ann Harman Rules, Classes, Judges, Records, Workers This preparing is not about making your honey ready for a show but how bee associations…
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A World Without Pollinators
By: Ross Conrad Imaging The Unimaginable There is a quote attributed to Albert Einstein circulating that you may have come across: “If the bee…
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Bigger Picture
In the May issue of this magazine (www.beeculture.com/bigger-picture-24/), Jessica Louque tells us about her day job, working as a research specialist, testing agricultural chemicals…
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Go With What We Know
By: Jennifer Berry Use Methods For Controlling Varroa That Are Tested, Legal and Work Last year, a new method of using oxalic acid (OA)…
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A Closer Look
By Clarence Collison OXALIC ACID VARROA TREATMENTS Standard Oxalic Acid treatments, techniques and results. Oxalic Acid (OA) is a natural constituent of honey and…
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SUCCESSFUL BEEKEEPING
By: Bill Ruzicka Poverty is the mother of all inventions, and men learn by experience – How to Winter 72 eight-frame colonies in one circle…
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A BEEKEEPING TRUTH
By: Stephen Bishop Now a big hog can move surprisingly fast. But two young, 40-pound pigs with their first taste of freedom (because I failed…
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BUILD A MIGRATORY TOP COVER
By: Ed Simon You have been keeping bees for several years and really enjoy the hobby. You have built you honey customers up to a…
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