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RuffTuffCreampuff
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N. Texas howdy
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Greetings: I've had a long time interest in bees that began when a group of students ran into my room with breathless news of a HUGE swarm of bees on a bush outside of the school. Since I was a biology teacher, I was duty-bound to follow my academic charges and was led to what I know now to be a rather modest swarm size of maybe 2-3 pounds. I had no equipment at that time, so my best course of action was to inform the principal, whose husband was a beekeeper. He came and collected the swarm, and gave me a small book on beekeeping. I read it, of course (science teacher, hello) and was hooked. Now, after a fitful start, I'm ready to begin again. I'm very interested in top-bar hives and the warre' hives. It just makes sense to me to use as few chemicals as possible with my garden and livestock (poultry) and I see no reason not to practice this with the bees. I look forward to reading the posts on this forum and exchanging comments with the members.
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Welcome to the forum
Here are a couple links that may be helpful to you.
http://www.bjornapiaries.com/topbarbeekeeping.html
http://www.bjornapiaries.com/warrehivebeekeeping.html
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welcome n. texas
Dave in E. texas
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