average honey yield

Started by tig, April 10, 2007, 08:15:21 AM

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tig

i'm curious to know what everyone's average honey yield is per year per hive?

Michael Bush

I've never had an average year.  I've had 300 pounds per hive years.  I've had no honey and feed 80 pounds of sugar per hive years...
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tig

i guess more so now that the worlds weather is so erratic.

MrILoveTheAnts

Last year I got 38, 8 ounce bottles of honey from my one and only hive. I don't know what that weighs out to.

wtiger

the worlds weather has always been eratic.  I don't thing there has been a single time in history where the earth wasn't heating up or cooling down.

Mici

300+80+0/3=126lbs per year per hive for M.Bush :)
3,3dCl weigh roughly around a pound

reinbeau

Quote from: MrILoveTheAnts on April 11, 2007, 01:22:50 AM
Last year I got 38, 8 ounce bottles of honey from my one and only hive. I don't know what that weighs out to.

19 pounds.

We got 55 lbs out of one hive last year, the other one, the one we called the weak one, didn't produce anything surplus that we could see, however, that hive yielded a full super of honey this spring after they died. 

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