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I did requeen 2 of the hives but as long as there a good strong colony I'll just let them take care of it. I had a couple hives that were testier than the others and those are the ones I put a different/new race of queen.

Yea I've been splitting too. Bees are booming. I just had to split a hive that was made from a split in early April. Guess I should have got another box on em sooner. Found capped queen cells in it already lol.

I'm in northern Ohio. Gotta say it was pretty damn cool when totality hit. Tree frogs fired up and saw a couple stars. Definitely worth experiencing

Fantastic! I'm always interested in that.

Thank you for the information. I appreciate it.

Now with you doing 28 acres, do suppose they'd mess with smaller acreage? I'm looking at 3 or so. There's a bit more available to work with but definitely not as much as you.

Appreciate the info. Yea I'm looking to do roughly 2.5 to 3 acres and whoa seed cost.

Do any of you guys have any experience with this program or know anyone who has? I came across their website last night. A program in the Midwest that helps establish native pollinator plants. They pay for in full or partially for the seed and you agree to maintain for at least 5 years. I'm...

Lol. Just once

I'm pretty new to the bee game myself just having started last year but have learned alot from some seasoned people in a bee club I joined. The club teaches and I would recommend you get in the hive thru the good months every 7 to 10 days to see what's going on in there ( weather permitting)...

My hives had a lot of activity today. Bringing in some pollen, I assume from maples? Pretty early for northern Ohio. Happy they made it through the winter.

Agree on the vertical vine. Works like a charm. Got tons of pics from fawns to the bigguns checking them out

Sorry man. Been there. It's a very hard thing to do.

I have one of those x-stand ladderstands. They are nice.

I figured it'd be tough to do without tillage. I do have a disc so that's no problem. I can rent the county no till drill too. If I no till would it still be good to go after mowing off the corn? Would be messier than conventional harvesting. It's a fairly heavy drill so I imagine it'd cut...

Hey guys, to piggyback off the leaving standing corn plot thread, I was toying with the idea of planting some RR corn and obviously leaving it up. Would be mowing some down as season progresses. But I would like to stay away from tillage if possible the following spring. I know there will be...

Hey guys not to hijack but I was thinking about a corn plot next year and was thinking exactly the same thing with bushogging some lanes in it. My real question is what to do the following spring in regards to planting in it. I don't have a no till drill. Guess I could rent the county drill if...

Well that's true. It's all surrounded by ag and they for sure use chemicals.