"There was lots of honey still in both hives. My largest hive was in its third year with a large number of bees. I powered both hives with power sugar and fed with a 50/50 by volume sugar water. Lost some bees in the leaking sugar water,…"
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Dennis A. Muirhead
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"Hi Dennis,
I am so sorry that your bees dies over the winter. Can you share some information on your hives and what happened?
Take care,
Birdie"
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- About me:
- Have had bees South of Tijeras for several years.
- I use the following type of bee hives:
- Langstroth
- My bee hives are primarily located here (ZIP code):
- Will be at 87111
- How best to reach me (Public email or phone)
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Self winterizing bees.
With all the hives I have had, I never had a hive do a self close down of the entrance.
Posted on October 13, 2017 at 11:15am
Cut-outs
Hi,
I am listed on the swarm removal page as doing cut outs, and that is not the case. I only do trap outs. How do I get the page updated?
Thanks,
Dennis
Posted on June 8, 2017 at 12:06pm
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- At 6:02am on November 9, 2011,
Ed Costanza said…
Hi Dennis,
I Welcome to the Albuquerque Beekeepers. I have been keeping some beehives up in the east mountains, but lately the floral sources have been scarce. Have you started your hives yet? You may not be aware of it, but if you keep bees on your property and it is larger than 1/2 acre you should qualify for the agricultural exemption on you property to reduce your property tax substancially. You may be able to help someo else if you are keeping bees on their property then they may qualify for the exemption. If you need some links to the state assessors office let me know
Ed Costanza
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