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Don't see the point in that as you can deal with one super in a bigger extractor and won't need to buy a bigger one later.does it take longer to clean a 12 frame extractor than a 4 frame one.If it was just down to money though you would obviously buy a smaller extractor.

Get the best one you can afford,because as you progress your wish you had.

i use a trailer without any problems at all,and can get 36 supers on double stacked with ratchet straps.the trailer has no suspension but this is not a problem unless you drive like a idiot.

[ Or The mites in that hive are resistant to OA and you should immediately kill the entire mite content of the hive and their bees as well as collateral damage. Or.. Bee's have no resistance to oa as far as i am aware.

Navara's are every bit as good as the toyota's now,years back toyota were the front runners but they all seem to have caught up now.i have a old land rover and a large trailer as the double cab trucks would just be just too small for my needs,i can get more in my berlingo.All those big jap...

Nearly all the aforementioned trucks are no good for beekeeping unless they have a single cab,as the load space on double cabs is too small.your probably end up needing a trailer if you keep building you hive numbers.

So you would like to see an end to all agricultural imports.How about over billions and billions of british exports to over 200 overseas countries.would you like to see that come to an end also,or is it the old cake and eat it scenario.

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I think what taurus is trying to let us know is b&q are selling cheap clamps.Nothing to do with measuring.

i bought a veil from simon as a spare to leave in the van and it was very cheap and very poor quality,but you get what you pay for.I certainly wouldn't wear as my main veil as the quality is that bad.The delivery was good though,and for the record this is not part of a smear campaign.

probably dosen't even look like a bee after that lot!

Good point.:iagree:

I always leave her in the plastic plunger for a few mins and blow on her a few times and there's usually no issues,but as with most things there's always an element of risk.

Good video,and you made it look simple.Iwill give that a go next spring. Keep up the good work.

This is my experience with push in cages some of the time,but as finman said they are not a magic tool.i make my own out of varroa mesh as the shop bought white plastic ones i feel dont dig in deep enough into the wax and the bee's seem able to burrow underneath.All this said i feel puch in...

I have noticed the same reaction when marking a queen and the weather has turned a bit nippy,they become a bit lethargic but once down between the frames they are usually ok.

Thats the one!

Has anyone ever purchased Fluvinate from china?it seems pretty cheap,so just wondered if it is any good or not worth the bother.

I use wood pellets,the type you use in fire stoves and they seem to burn for ages.they work out about 5 euro's a 15kg sack and they smell nice and don't tar up your smoker.

Golf! How to spoil a good walk.