Steve G
Jul 2, 2018

flow hive partial harvest

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I did a few quick hive inspections on the week end while the sun poped out for a while. Even though its winter the bees have been very busy with many foundation frames added around April/ May filled out to about 60 - 80 % with some nice white comb. The flow hive was also looking good after harvesting in late summer. Only one frame was fuly capped off with the others not ready yet. So I ony harvested the one frame of 2 litres of yummy Meliluca Honey.

Happy days :-)

summer_blackburn
Sep 23

Partial harvest is welcomed and started for the happiness for the citizens. The process of the harvest and bestessays com is done for the suggestion for the manners. It is inquired for the evolution of the harvest for the farmer and other experts of the field.

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