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Category: Bees do Nothing Invariably

Bees do nothing invariably, said Bernard Mobus, who knew a thing or two about them. We must be guided by what the bees are doing, rather than what we expect them to be doing. We must not do beekeeping by numbers, or by dates on a calendar. Bees have a habit of surprising even experienced beekeepers every now and then.

Bees on Ivy
29 Sep 18 Walrus

Inconsistency

Firstly, my dear Dad died last week. Apart from being a Dad, which is a…
Bees do Nothing Invariably
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11 Sep 18 Walrus

The Perils of Late Supersedure

For those that do not know, which probably means all non-beekeepers, supersedure is what happens…
Bees do Nothing Invariably
9 Jul 18 Walrus

Flexibility in Beekeeping by sassafrasbeefarm — good article!

Our local club President, Danny Cannon, delivered one of the best lectures I’ve ever sat…
Bees do Nothing Invariably
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18 Dec 17 Walrus

Schrödinger may have had a point

There is a saying which goes something like “ask 10 beekeepers the same question and…
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