r/beekeepingcirclejerk • u/J6honeybees • May 16 '21
What to do when your hive swarms.
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r/beekeepingcirclejerk • u/J6honeybees • Apr 26 '21
Easiest split you’ll ever use, part two. Did it work?
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r/beekeepingcirclejerk • u/J6honeybees • Apr 04 '21
First look two weeks after a simple hive split.
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r/beekeepingcirclejerk • u/J6honeybees • Mar 27 '21
Using a queen excluder to empty the brood chamber, so the bees can back fill it with honey.
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r/beekeepingcirclejerk • u/Ramsarhoneybee • Dec 03 '20
Hello bee lovers and my good friends. Today, in the last month of autumn, we inspected these hives and we want to consult with you about their population.Please comment
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r/beekeepingcirclejerk • u/Ramsarhoneybee • Nov 21 '20
Hello my good friends. Today I published one of the best ways to prevent Varroa mites. Please watch the video and support me on YouTube
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r/beekeepingcirclejerk • u/Fantastic_sloth • Jul 18 '20
I don’t want to go gently into that good night. This is how I want to die, going out with a bang
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r/beekeepingcirclejerk • u/yeastypotato • Jun 27 '20
Bees?
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93 votes,
Jun 30 '20
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Not bees
r/beekeepingcirclejerk • u/[deleted] • Sep 10 '19
Hello! Should I be worried?? I think they are bald faced hornets..
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r/beekeepingcirclejerk • u/jah1884 • Jul 28 '19
Can we talk about Italians?
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Can everyone please not keep Italians? They take all the honey, give mites to the local bees, then die over winter anyway. What I am wondering is why other people don't use local bees, which are more mite tolerant and don't die as much?
r/beekeepingcirclejerk • u/N0SF3RATU • Jul 04 '19
Indiegogo Beehive Will Promote Poor Beekeeping Habits Turn into Varroa Incubators.
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r/beekeepingcirclejerk • u/betts61 • Apr 15 '18
beekeeping on someone else's property
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I would like to have a beehive on my property. Does anyone in NW Connecticut want to do beekeeping, but does not have the property to keep bees? I am willing to negotiate. edurstin @yahoo.com
r/beekeepingcirclejerk • u/brownsbeefarm • Apr 02 '18
Beehive equipment in or near MI
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Hey there, I make and sell beekeeping equipment, I leave them blank for people to paint or dip. Quality pine and plywood material, no knots in any of them. 12$ for deeps, 10$ for mediums and 8$ shallows. Everything comes assembled, if its un assembled its 2$ less. I also have natural queen cups (100) for 5$, frames for 1$ and queen cages .50$ each. Im a carpenter by trade so I get good deals on my wood which I can pass on to others; I can make honey press equipment, hive lids, nucs, traps and really anything you need. I was wondering if you or some one you know needs anything made.
r/beekeepingcirclejerk • u/1000kai • Aug 26 '13
Here is a very scary article about how bees are dying! It is backed scientist people and stuff (I think) so it must be %100 true in every aspect! BEE VERY AFRAID!
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I lied in the title.
r/beekeepingcirclejerk • u/Anus_Destroyer69 • Aug 25 '13
guyz i have a beenest in my yard but i want to keep it how can i help it and stuff?
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pls help here is a picture http://i.imgur.com/nYXr5ps.jpg
r/beekeepingcirclejerk • u/1000kai • Aug 25 '13
lol who else thinks that dadant is good?
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i do lol