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4099
Hi John,   Sioux, Blackfoot, Bears, Cougars and Calgary.  All these names bring back child hood memories, when I used to dream of being part of that wild...
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Oct 1, 2008
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4100
Hi Max- ... like any other place. Not really. The older I get, the more the beauty and grandeur of the high prairie and the mountains excites me. I am also...
moersch51
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Oct 1, 2008
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4101
Just wanted to say thanks to everyone for their advice as I get ready to overwinter my 2 warres. Of my two hives, They have both been reduced down to three...
Chris J
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Oct 1, 2008
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4102
... I asked Chris about the feeder...: "I think Warre refers to it as the "special" top feeder- sized just like another box and designed so that it can be...
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Oct 1, 2008
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4103
The 200g spring and summer feeder goes underneath the boxes. I made two this spring and worked they well. I lined the reservoir w/ aluminum foil. I'll...
Chris J
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Oct 1, 2008
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4104
Hi all- Look in the photos section for a glimpse of the country around my bee yard. The haze obscured the mountains somewhat. I'll wait until they get another...
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Oct 2, 2008
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4105
Hi- I forgot to mention, these pics are displayed under the heading "Alberta Bees" John ... get ... spring....
moersch51
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Oct 2, 2008
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4106
... God bless you John ... heading "Alberta ... bee ... they ... trusted ... photo of...
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Oct 2, 2008
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... i posted also a few pics under "greetings from cornwall" they are old, but it still looks the same. it's amazing how those little cameras eat the...
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Oct 3, 2008
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4108
Hi John,   Great photos.  A few million bees wouldn't feel cramped up, in that amount of space.  It has to be the best view from an apiary I have ever...
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4109
Hi Guenther- I have some pictures from Cornwall, from when my father was there during WW II. He was at Bodmin, with the U.S. 29th Infantry, until D-Day. He...
moersch51
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Oct 3, 2008
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4110
To simplify, I shan't go into great detail. Suffice it to say the following, for now. (Let your subconscious mind work on this, for a time, to steep.) 300 mm...
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Oct 4, 2008
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4111
Hi Bill,   Err, so, what are we talking about ???? ;-).   Regards Max   7 m. above sea level   Bees make better beekeepers than beekeepers make bees. ... ...
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Oct 4, 2008
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4112
... Basically, changing the 300 mm sizing of the Warre'... ..by a mere couple of mm, to conform (read, less waste) to lumber sizes readily available in the US,...
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Oct 4, 2008
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4113
I notice that Warre', per the neaqt drawing that Bernhard was involved with, shows 1.2 cm (0.9") spacing between top bars, AND the same between the outside...
billsf9c
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Oct 5, 2008
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4114
Bill - 1.2 cm (12mm) is .47" Take cm and multiply it by 10 to get mm, then devide by 25.4 to get inches. Hope this clears up the confusion. I can identify, I...
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Oct 5, 2008
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4115
Bill wrote: " In another place, I saw someone increase the clearance to 2mm." In the 430-page manual on Warré beekeeping entitled 'L' apiculture écologique...
David J. Heaf
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Oct 5, 2008
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Bill wrote: "Other top Bars do this between TB's, except... past the two exterior-most 2 bars, where the space is halved." It is two bee spaces between the...
David J. Heaf
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4117
Hi all- For those of us in the colder climates, the time for reckoning is fast approaching. It has been a good season, at least here in Alberta, and the hives...
moersch51
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Oct 7, 2008
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4118
Hi John, I'm sure there are many variables, but I would insulate my bees in some way. I'm not large and commercial like your outfit but the reason I would...
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Oct 7, 2008
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John wrote: "What does that do to the Warre experiment? I believe that, all other things being equal, Warres are a better hive for colder climates than other...
David J. Heaf
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Oct 7, 2008
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Dose insulation hold the cold in or out? Do the bees need our help controlling the temperature of the cluster? I haven't used insulation much in the past and...
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Oct 7, 2008
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4121
Hi Dav- ... I assume by this question you are implying that hives that are wrapped cannot take advantage of warm spells for cleansing flights as unwrapped ...
moersch51
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4122
Hi John,   I can't remember how many Warres' you have but if you have at least two strong hives, you could, insulate one and leave the other.  If you have...
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Oct 8, 2008
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4123
... approaching. It has been a good season, at least here in Alberta, and the hives are well stocked with stores. How cold does it get? Typically. ... ...
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Oct 8, 2008
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I would like to note something that i overlooked... trees with cavities are usually older ones. these usually have a thick bark. Cork, a known insulator, is a...
billsf9c
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Oct 8, 2008
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4126
... Insulation reflects IR radiation, or retards its conduction. So it holds heat in. Cold is not a thing, but an abstract concept, being, lack of warmth. You...
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Oct 8, 2008
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4127
For Colorado (7,000' elev) I am using local saw mill cut, untreated 2" rough sawn dimension lumber (full 2" thick, ~50mm) with the roughest side out to create...
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Oct 8, 2008
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4128
Hi Carol- ... I know from experience that it will pay off. This year the challenge is to find good materials that have little out-gassing. I haven't been a ...
moersch51
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Oct 9, 2008
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4129
Hi- That's exactly my plan for next year. I just traded some honey for about 200 board feet of rough-cut 2" cedar, if you can believe it. The stuff was used...
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