Brookfield Farm Beekeeper Karen Bean
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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Naturally Treated Hives at Brookfield Farm Bees And Honey, Part 1
The other night I was invited to give a talk on how I maintain my Naturally Treated, Antibiotic-Free hives at the Mt. Baker Beekeepers Association. Seems like a good moment to write that up for a few reasons. 1) Customers … Continue reading
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Tagged Brookfield Farm, hives, how, Maple Falls, methods, Naturally, Treated, Washington
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Our First Bear Fence for Bee Hive Protection
I built my first bear fence earlier this fall. Interestingly, it is not in any of my bee yards that are in heavy black bear territory. But the farmer was worried about a bear seen in the area, and wanted … Continue reading
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Tagged bear, bee, beekeeper, Beekeeping, Brookfield Farm, build, Fence, hives, how to, Karen Bean, make, Maple Falls, Washington
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Preparing Bees For Winter Part 3: Nucleus Hives in Winter
My nucs are given the same 3 weeks of feed and are treated for mites, just like the strong hives. But after that, their lives take a different turn. Reminder: I prep the hives for winter starting in the third … Continue reading
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Tagged Beekeeping, bees, Brookfield Farm, hives, Karen Bean, Maple Falls, nucleus, over, Washington, Winter
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