April 8th- I do not have specific pickup information currently.
The next Bee update will be April 15th, UNLESS I receive information that warrants me to make an update sooner.
Feel free to check this site... https://t.co/TA3HyCl2UD
Built a couple honey decrystallizers based on the beegeek design. Work really well. The small one fits jars and bottle and the big one holds five gallon pails.
Thinking about beekeeping? Just curious to know what a beekeeper's year is like? Then join us Tuesday night, March 12, 6pm-7:45pm, for a enlightening discussion about honeybees and beekeeping. https://t.co/EDoXztqcDQ
Reminder: The first part of our 4-part Learn to Keep Bees class is Saturday March 9th. To register, or for more information, visit our website https://t.co/OBeIgFzO9e or call 608-444-1493 https://t.co/OBeIgFzO9e
Rich will be at the Sauk/Columbia beekeeper's meeting Tuesday night to do a presentation on "Hives that Lived, Hives that Died"..a discussion of winter mortality causes and how to do evaluation of deadouts, how... https://t.co/5qGcrDq1If
The daughters were Googling around and stumbled across a number of beekeeping related talks and interviews we had done over the past years. Below are a couple of the more interesting ones. It is... https://t.co/uO1WIWqIfQ
Varroa feeds on honeybee fat tissue rather than hemolymph...the news of this discovery has been floating around over the past year, but now the research paper behind this discovery has been published. Also within this paper is the... https://t.co/YcSxnceBoS
Quick video tour of Capital's retail and new classroom/meeting room space at Columbus where we will be holding our classes. Thanks to Steve Drajeske for his help in doing a large part of the finish work to convert a former drafting... https://t.co/jFjxOY775H
Do northern raised queens do better in northern climates than southern raised queens in the US? Recently published research from PSU attempts to answer the question https://t.co/p3NIjr3O2Z https://t.co/p3NIjr3O2Z
SS mites, which are a predatory mite used to control garden pests and have been considered as a possible control for varroa mites, are the subject of recent research paper out of Canada. https://t.co/8WxfOAgfd0 https://t.co/8WxfOAgfd0
Production/Lead Seamstress position open:
Capital Bee is seeking an individual to lead the production of beekeeping protective garments and gear on a part-time basis at our Columbus, WI facility. Prior... https://t.co/r2pwNmZwcY
Great savings during our Black Friday/Cyber Monday Sale!
In store/Online/By Phone. Save 20% on protective gear, woodenware, bee supplements, smokers and tools. In stock items only while supplies last!... https://t.co/ZfHtxzmWkU
For those in our beginning beekeeping class: The last part of our 4-part class meets Sunday, August 5th 10am-4pm. This class will focus on late summer/fall management, honey harvesting/grading/labeling, wax rendering and winter preparation.
Bioelements concentrations in honeybees, their impact on honeybee health, how they differ between summer bees and winter bees, and how nosema infection impacts their levels is the focus of recent research published out of Poland.... https://t.co/amE0H0r1bk
As technology improves, bee researchers ability to make new discoveries improves as well (but sometimes it seems it is better to not know such news). Such is the recent research out of Penn State that has... https://t.co/dDLClo3CCt