Varroa treatments for sale
I have extra Formic Pro (bought 8/19) and Apiguard (bought 8/20) for sale. Text 363-2451 if interested.See More
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Varroa treatments for sale
I have extra Formic Pro (bought 8/19) and Apiguard (bought 8/20) for sale. Text 363-2451 if interested.Continue
Started Aug 8, 2020
Apiguard wanted
Does anyone have 2 treatments of Apiguard for sale? Please text 505 363-2451 if you do. Continue
Started Aug 4, 2020
Hive Placement
A couple who live on a large property in the North Valley are interested in hosting hives. The beekeeper may not charge, serious inquiries only. You may text me at 505 363 2451 if interested. Continue
Started Apr 5, 2020
Winter death
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Can anyone help me identify if my hives (both Top Bar) froze or it was varroa kill? I treated with Formic acid in spring and October last year and the queens definitely survived the treatments. I…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Abq Beeks Mar 6, 2020.
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Apiguard wanted
Does anyone have 2 treatments of Apiguard for sale? Please text 505 363-2451 if you do. See More
Claire posted a discussion
Hive Placement
A couple who live on a large property in the North Valley are interested in hosting hives. The beekeeper may not charge, serious inquiries only. You may text me at 505 363 2451 if interested. See More
Abq Beeks replied to Claire's discussion Winter death
"It sounds like it wasn't a starvation issue. Even with mite treatment, mites can still make headway during the fall and rise over the winter. It's possible that your colonies froze, but it is also possible that it was a mite issue. Without…"
Claire replied to Claire's discussion Winter death
"Unfortunately, no, I didn't take photos. But there was loads of food left - both pollen and honey. And all combs had food, not just the back ones so I really doubt they starved."
Abq Beeks replied to Claire's discussion Winter death
"Hi Claire,
Do you have any photos of what you found when you opened your hives? Were there resources (honey) left? Photos can help determine what happened here.
Take care! "
Claire posted a discussion
Winter death
Can anyone help me identify if my hives (both Top Bar) froze or it was varroa kill? I treated with Formic acid in spring and October last year and the queens definitely survived the treatments. I opened my hives on Saturday because I saw ants - there were multiple small clusters of dead bees head first in the comb, but way more dead ones littering the floor of the hives. One hive was a mature feral hive that I was given, the other was a 2019 nuc. I live in the North Valley, so it was…See More
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- Intermediate beekeeper
- I use the following type of bee hives:
- Top bar
- My bee hives are primarily located here (ZIP code):
- 87107
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- At 5:24pm on August 24, 2020,
Stella Abud said…
Good Day,
How is everything with you, I picked interest on you after going through your short profile and deemed it necessary to write you immediately. I have something very vital to disclose to you, but I found it difficult to express myself here, since it's a public site.Could you please get back to me on:(mrsstellaabudheir@gmail.com ) for the full details.
Have a nice day
Thanks God bless.
Stella.
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