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Nucs & Queens
We are about to be eaten alive, and the natives too.
I've been more worried about Yellow Legged Hornet (Vespa velutina, "YLH") than Varroa for over a year now. When I read in the American Bee Journal that it arrived in Georgia and was a smaller hornet with more populous colonies than the Asian Giant Hornet, I had a very...
Mite Resistance Pays Off
Honey Glen colonies in 2023 Breeding for mite resistance seems to be making a real difference. I’ve been working two bee operations over the last six years, and have had a chance to compare my Honey Glen stock with stocks used in the other operation. The operation two...
Defining Honey Bee Pollen Sources in Appalachia, July Through October
The first draft of the final outreach report for the second half of the "West Virginia Pollen Project" has been completed. If any further revisions are published, the link at this site will be updated to reflect the most recent version. For the first half of the...
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We’ve got bees and honey! We provide our local area of north-central West Virginia with honey, and help other folks get started with beekeeping too. We believe our honey is the best that money can buy for our local area. Learn More »
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