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hannah donovan
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 Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2015 3:21 pm Post subject: WANTED: anyone in london (south) willing to mentor PLEASE |
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Hi
I want to be a bee 'carer' and look after beees in a ntural way in a top bar hive, but i need someone who can show me the ropes. i wold like someone who can show me how to check for disease and how to treat nturally, what i do if the bees are unhappy and how to split a hive before a swarm happens... how to recognise the w=queen and queen cells.
I want my bees to be happy and healthy, so i need someone ptient who knows what they are doing, that i can trave to, who can liturally show me thir hiv and bees and give me advice
I WILL GLADLY SwOP SOME HOME MADE CIDER VINEGAR AND WHEN THE SEASON ARRIVES MY APPLES AND BLACKBERRIES, AND MAYBE JUICE.. as an exchange.
thankyou so much.
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Dexter's shed
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Location: Grays, Essex, UK
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so much can be learnt from watching you tube clips, I follow this fella, my way of looking after my bees with no treatments, even though I do use those nasty square boxes you think the bees are unhappy in
take a look
https://youtu.be/5DFKqgWuCBA |
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hannah donovan
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| Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2015 11:19 pm Post subject: no insult meant |
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I did not mean to sound insulting to beekeepers of the box type, it is purly an opionion i hold, we all have different points of view...
anyway, you have been very kind, BUT i cant really get to you easily as i dont own a car   |
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