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| I'm a first year beekeeper. I posted a while ago about the large frames that were given to me to put in medium boxes.
And all the problems I've been having with that setup. Well, about a month ago my hive had a swarm.
If it's too late for a queen, should I take that honey. Are the bees going to die anyway? What should I do? |
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- Posted by konrad___far_north 3..just outside of E (My Page) on Thu, Jun 23, 11 at 1:32
| Are bees bring in pollen?..If so, then most likely you have a queen and by now you should get more activity with new bees coming...if it's dwindling down then I would take it apart and see what's going on, if no brood/queen is around then I would install one, it's not too late and you should be fine. |
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- Posted by beekeeper961 8 (My Page) on Sat, Jun 25, 11 at 23:37
| First I would look for a queen then and if you dont I would advise getting a new queen and it is definitely not to late for getting queens. I would also look for eggs but the chance could be a laying worker but they only lay drones unfertilized eggs. So look for worker cells and drones to tell. |
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