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- Bees on Queen Annes Lace Wild Carrot. Signal were in dearth?
Local old man beekeeper sage told me years ago that bees on QAL was the final sign that we're in a dearth I had always taken this as established beekeeper lore but can't find reference to it Does anyone else use this as a reference and or have you heard this bit of advice?
- Regional beekeeping calendar - Piedmont region of NC.
January: cool dearth; light brooding usually starts mid-January February: Pollen nectar begin coming in from red maples; brooding really picks up March: Just a trickle of pollen and nectar mainly from dandelions, some sumac, Hembit, a few various clovers - less than february - most people
- regional beekeeping calendar - northeast alabama.
august: same as july september: dearth continues until equinox or so, fall blooms begin toward the end of the month and nectar is available only if we get the rain to support it, fall brooding of winter bees october: continuation of fall blooms and winter bee brooding november: same as october until first frost
- Regional beekeeping calendar - South Central WI.
Zone 2b-- Jan to April-- cold dearth, no brood ( I assume) May-- brood starting still cool cold Mid May pussy willow bloom, Maple bloom, wild choke cherries, Saskatoon berries, pin cherries Drones cells are capped First splits can be done at the end of the month, June--Main dandelion bloom, ornamental trees bloom, fruit trees bloom, wild flower bloom Bees ramp up and swarm prevention
- Signs of a dearth - Beesource Beekeeping Forums
We had a pretty good dearth this past August and I wasn't prepared and didn't realize it until I noticed some robbing when I did an inspection What are the first signs of a dearth I should look for , is it paying more attention to the weather ( very dry ) or are there signs inside the hive
- should bees be fed during summer dearth? - Beesource Beekeeping Forums
A dearth is one of the worst times to feed but also a time you may need to If you have to feed in a dearth take precautions against robbing OK -- re: precautions, would I need to do anything special? I'm using a 1 5 gal capacity frame feeder in the upper deep, so that shouldn't be accessible to robbers, should it?
- Recognizing Dearth | Beesource Beekeeping Forums
I know what dearth is How do you recognize that dearth is happening? I've looked through thread after thread but can't seem to find an answer
- Nectar Flow North Georgia | Beesource Beekeeping Forums
Hello, Very new here Thank you for accepting me This year very unusual and just want to here pro option about how long nectar flow in North Georgia
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