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Tractor Talk Discussion Forum

Topic: Getting Ready for Spring
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Danny Helton

02-16-2013 14:17:10
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Just got done making my second Bee Hive for this spring.If there any beekeepers on here chime in and share your expercie and advice for a new bee keeper.Thanks

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omahagreg

02-17-2013 14:09:40
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Re: Getting Ready for Spring in reply to Danny Helton, 02-16-2013 14:17:10  
1977 I tried one hive. Was a weak hive, and did not survive the winter! NEVER start with one, I have heard said that 3 is best, as one will almost always be weak! If you are wintering them, put plenty of weight on the roof. I had not, it blew off, killed the bees, mice moved in! Could not even get any honey-never did get more than a baby jars worth! I moved right after, brought the empty equipment, but never found another place to set up. I found it fascinating to study the honey bee!

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Greg1959

02-17-2013 09:02:59
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Re: Getting Ready for Spring in reply to Danny Helton, 02-16-2013 14:17:10  
Nice price for your setup. Here is a guy I found on CL that has some bees for sale. I have not dealt with him.

http://eastky.craigslist.org/grd/3614455949.html

This post was edited by Greg1959 at 09:03:23 02/17/13.

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Danny Helton

02-17-2013 08:21:39
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Re: Getting Ready for Spring in reply to Danny Helton, 02-16-2013 14:17:10  
Hello Olen I'm in Tazewell on 33 North close to Hancock county line.

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Olen (TN)

02-17-2013 06:14:31
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Re: Getting Ready for Spring in reply to muleboss, 02-16-2013 14:17:10  
Quoting Removed, click Modern View to see

Where bouts I live in Speedwell.

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Danny Helton

02-16-2013 18:07:47
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Re: Getting Ready for Spring in reply to Danny Helton, 02-16-2013 14:17:10  
Yea it is pete I saved close to $400 by makeing the hives myself.I made that today took about 6 hours.

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Danny Helton

02-16-2013 16:00:33
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Re: Getting Ready for Spring in reply to Danny Helton, 02-16-2013 14:17:10  
I'm about 40 miles from I-81 from morristown exit.

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Randysouthmississippi

02-16-2013 15:46:59
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Re: Getting Ready for Spring in reply to Danny Helton, 02-16-2013 14:17:10  
We use to get up to the smokies once a year and there was a winery right on the interstate 81 north of Knoxville I think it was Tenn valley winery, in Loudon county.

They made some of the best muscadine wine i ever drank. At that time they got their grapes and juice from about 30 miles from me here in MS.

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Danny Helton

02-16-2013 15:40:26
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Re: Getting Ready for Spring in reply to Danny Helton, 02-16-2013 14:17:10  
I'm 60 miles NE of knoxville TN were TN,KY,and VA border at.

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Randysouthmississippi

02-16-2013 15:35:15
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Re: Getting Ready for Spring in reply to Danny Helton, 02-16-2013 14:17:10  
Danny where would you be located.

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Danny Helton

02-16-2013 15:22:13
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Re: Getting Ready for Spring in reply to Danny Helton, 02-16-2013 14:17:10  
pete black I got my plans from www.utextension.utk.edu/ This a 10 frame hive.Been thinking about building some of these to sale for $85 with deep super and all frames and foundation do you thing that is resonable for this?Randy I have joined a bee keeping club in the next county and theres a guy willing to help me.

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pete black

02-16-2013 17:54:52
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Re: Getting Ready for Spring in reply to Danny Helton, 02-16-2013 15:22:13  
looks like a bargain at that price. i'm in nw al. at the al./ms./tn. border.

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Randysouthmississippi

02-16-2013 14:58:29
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Re: Getting Ready for Spring in reply to Danny Helton, 02-16-2013 14:17:10  
First and foremost find a beekeepers course and take it. With all the diseases out there now its a must, if your gonna survive. Usually your state extension office will offer one, check with your county agent he should know.
If they don't offer a course find a beekeeper and attach your self to his right hip and learn.

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Randysouthmississippi

02-16-2013 14:49:33
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Re: Getting Ready for Spring in reply to Danny Helton, 02-16-2013 14:17:10  
Looks like your on your way. I use to keep bees but got out of it years ago.
Gonna get back into it this year. I have 11 months to go till retirement and i need something working for me, and bees never quit or ask for a raise.
My plan is for a couple of hives this year and then maybe three or four more next year. I wouldn't mind having 15 or 20 hives.
Enough to keep me busy and make a few $ but not run me to death.

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pete black

02-16-2013 14:34:47
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Re: Getting Ready for Spring in reply to Danny Helton, 02-16-2013 14:17:10  
not a bee keeper but interested. where did you get plans and how much equippment is needed. possibly 1 or 2 hives.

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