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Hi all I am sorry, but I forgot to post the URL as promised... http://website.lineone.net/~dave.cushman/snelgroveboard.html Best Regards & 73s... Dave Cushman,...
Dave Cushman
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Mar 13, 2002
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hey all, just wanna find out if anyone has any easy ideas how to build a honey extractor? i only have 2 hives so small is good. every year i just let the honey...
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Mar 28, 2002
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Squash w/ potato masher? (this destoroys comb, which you then melt for other projects.) Heat slightly before draining? Or, sell the honey in the comb or cut...
Karen Oland
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Mar 28, 2002
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Karen. Selling granulated honey as cut comb was frowned upon in our beekeeping association, not quite the thing to do, you know. One problem is that if you...
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Mar 29, 2002
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... <SNIP> ... When you figure pound for pound prices I think wax is worth more, but when you figure it takes what, 8 pounds of honey to make one pound of wax?...
Rev. Mike Martin
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I've seen the same done to clean out extracting equipment -- it does tend ot end with quite a few dead bees. Of course at that time of year, most would die by...
Karen Oland
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Mar 31, 2002
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Several years ago a single frame extractor was sold for about $50US. It was a stainless steel box about six inches longer than a frame with two eye bolts on...
Lackey, Raymond
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Apr 1, 2002
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... was ... side ... I've heard of people attaching a frame in an appropriate container on the end of a rope and spinning it around. allen...
Allen Dick
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Apr 1, 2002
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I have a 1915 book about beekeeping in India which shows a single frame extractor. Imagine a 3 foot length of iron rod about 1 inch diameter, sticking up from...
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Sounds like an interesting party game. But not very useful if more than one super of frames, unless you have unlimited free labor. ... From: Allen Dick I've...
Karen Oland
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Apr 1, 2002
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Hi Karen! I know it is April 1st but indeed there is another use of whirling things around your head on a piece of string. Although I keep a couple of...
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Apr 2, 2002
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... Hi again Mike An old washing machine needs little converting over - use the spin cycle. You can even use your regular washer if you put your uncapped...
Pav
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Apr 3, 2002
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hey, i may try that! i can find an old washer just bout anywhere. thank's 4 the plan, ill let you know how it turns out when im finished. cheers. mike. ... ...
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Apr 6, 2002
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(Edited for unecessary quoting) Hi Mike Watch for blow-outs, especially if the washer is too small to get the frames in radially - you may need a cake-cooling...
Pav
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Apr 8, 2002
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May one assume that the washing machine you use for extracting honey is the top-loading type with a vertical drum? I find it difficult to visualise the...
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... Correct assumption. Sorry, almost all washers in NZ are this type - i tend to forget that some folk have such unusual contraptions as front-loading...
Pav
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Is it possible to make your own plastic foundation? Joseph Tona [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
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Apr 21, 2002
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Trotting a pc connection out to the beeyard makes it much more complicated than necessary. And with the wide range of frequencies, high and low filters on...
Les Roberts
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Apr 29, 2002
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What a color organ basically does is either attach to a speaker output, or have a mic built into it. It divides the frequency spectrum into three ranges,...
Les Roberts
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I'm looking for suggestions to overcome the following problem related to trying to raise queens using the 'Jenter System'. The problem is encountered during...
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I added a page to my website on a simple design of OMF. Abstract: "Conventional open mesh floors seem to be similar in that they all use a drawer type...
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... related ... all ... in ... around ... had ... Naturally, ... Tex Bee Guy, Sounds like everything id kosher except you did not mention the state of the eggs...
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Jun 30, 2002
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Sounds like everything id kosher except you did not mention the state of the eggs ne' 3 day old into larvae. I have found down here in Southern Africa that...
Bob Hack
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Jul 1, 2002
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Hi Bob, What I mean by scrawny bastards is the smallest hatched larvae (after 3 days when you transfer the cups to the cell holders) that looks like it will...
Lesotho Bee Products
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Jul 1, 2002
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try using a swarm box. make up a wooden box big enough to take three frames. shake bees from a strong colony into box until box has loads of young bees in. ...
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... make ... honey, ... What sort of temperature are you talking about? Regards, Robert Brenchley RSBrenchley@... Birmingham UK...
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... Which by happy co-incidence would also select the youngest. ... -Pav ________________________________________________ (\ Pav...
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Jul 2, 2002
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I cannot say the exact temperature, not that technical, just that I put the hive where it is out of direct sunlight all day. When I had the hives in full sun...
Lesotho Bee Products
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Jul 3, 2002
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I am not sure at what altitude Mpho has his hives at, but I would estimate the mean daytime temperature is around 28 deg C in summer with a low humidity. Eddy ...
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Sounds resonable for average temperature, yet I am at about 1, 500 metres and I have another breeding station at 2, 300 metres up in the highlands of Lesotho ...
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