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Started by Shanevrr, March 20, 2011, 09:03:45 PM

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Shanevrr

what does commercial keepers do, not worry about it.
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Commercial beeks have a thousand or two hives, so they probably dont worry about it too much. I would do as someone else suggested and wait to see how much capped brood you could switch out. But....if by some chance it is a failing hive, as some are, dont continually 'rob Peter to pay Paul' to keep one going either. I did and I regretted it later. Instead of having a really good hive I had two mediocre ones and wound up losing one of those. With packages though, its still too early to tell. 21 days at a bare minumum from when the queen was released to see any kind of a population increase. Its a long wait I know. Patience is something Im having to learn as a Beekeeper.

Shanevrr

ya time well tell, all of them were very active today
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"A responsible beekeeper is a successful one"
Shane C.