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Orlando
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Hello all ... located in Hudson Valley region of NY. New to beekeeping. I have 2 hives and will probably add a few more. I decided on all 8 frame mediums ... foundationless. Beekeeping is great!
I've found a local hive supplier.... However, I am looking for a good bee supplier (i.e. northern queens/nucs/packages).
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Welcome to the forum.
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Welcome to the forums!
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Welcome to the forum,Orlando. Going foundationless is a little harder. You will have to keep a check while they are drawing frames and straighten them when needed. I got my hives last dec., they were established hives. They were 1 deep brood and 2 shallow supers. I have them in 2 deeps and several supers now. It made it some easier to have some drawn frames to mix with foundationless. I got some spring honey and will do summer in a few week. People are asking for comb honey. Good luck with your bees.
Joe
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@Joe...very true about making the comb straight. I've had to do that already.
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