Virginia Beekeping

Started by AndersMNelson, January 25, 2008, 08:43:57 PM

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AndersMNelson

Does anyone know of local Virginia beekeeping supply vendors?  I need a cheap extractor....
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Understudy

Check with the local beekeepers club. They may have a good lead on one or they may let you borrow one if you are a member.

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Brendhan

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Michael Bush

I'd look for a club and see what you can find.  The only cheap ones are used ones.  :)

I kept bees for 26 years without one:
http://www.bushfarms.com/beesharvest.htm#combhoney
My website:  bushfarms.com/bees.htm en espanol: bushfarms.com/es_bees.htm  auf deutsche: bushfarms.com/de_bees.htm  em portugues:  bushfarms.com/pt_bees.htm
My book:  ThePracticalBeekeeper.com
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randydrivesabus

dadant has a store in Lynchburg but I don't think thats anywhere near Newport News.

AndersMNelson

I'm in Charlottesville at the moment, so Lynchburg isn't out of the question.  Cut comb is awesome, but I want to be able to reuse frames.
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Michael Bush

>but I want to be able to reuse frames.

Of course you do.  But do you want to spend hundreds of dollars to do so?
My website:  bushfarms.com/bees.htm en espanol: bushfarms.com/es_bees.htm  auf deutsche: bushfarms.com/de_bees.htm  em portugues:  bushfarms.com/pt_bees.htm
My book:  ThePracticalBeekeeper.com
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AndersMNelson

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