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Monthly Archives: October 2012
How to Light a Smoker – Post #100
Recently I did a post with a short video on how to select free smoker fuel in the woods. Later that day I was working in the garage and thought to myself, “you might as well show people how well … Continue reading
Posted in HowTo, Posts
Tagged bee, free smoker fuel, hot to light a smoker, how to load a smoker
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Records Revisited Post 5 of 5 (last one I promise)
I have pretty much exhausted this subject, but I must see it through to the end. If you are coming in at the end feel free to visit Posts 1, 2, 3, and 4. I have been discussing the use … Continue reading
Deer Stands and Smoker Fuel
What in the heck would these two subjects have in common? I have stated repeatedly that beekeeping has crept its way into almost every aspect of my life. Last week on what will likely be one of the last nice … Continue reading
Posted in HowTo, Posts, What's going on..
Tagged bee, free smoker fuel, Indiana Beekeeping
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Are Bees Wild or Domestic?
I have been pondering the question whether to classify bees as wild or domestic creatures or if it even matters. To most people I suppose it doesn’t matter, but with my background in biology and chemistry I am not comfortable … Continue reading
Posted in Cutouts, Posts, Rants
Tagged bee, bee genetics, bee tree, cut out, feral bees, Indiana Beekeeping, Jason Bruns, treatment free beekeeping
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Records Revisited Post 4 of ??
Realizing that I have now made it to 4 posts on this topic I hope I haven’t lost every single reader I ever had. I will finish what I started though, because I do feel strongly about keeping good records, … Continue reading
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Tagged bee, beekeeping, Indiana Beekeeping, Jason Bruns
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Records Revisited Post 3 of ??
This is part 3 in a series of posts about GNotes, an application I have recently began using to assist with the keeping of records of the bee operation. Taking notes: If you have been texting on your phone for … Continue reading
Records Revisited Post 2 of ??
More on GNotes, a free application that I am currently using to keep my bee records. In order to use GNotes you will need to install it to your phone. I will assume that you can figure that out, but … Continue reading
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Tagged bee, genetics, Indiana Beekeeping, Jason Bruns, records
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Records Revisited Post 1 of ??
Back in June I posted about the importance of Records in beekeeping. I have to say, this is the most challenging aspect of beekeeping for me. Keeping up with the records always seems to get put off, then not done at … Continue reading
Asters – another great weed.
Another one if my fall friends are commonly known as Asters. According to the scientific establishment that’s not how they are classified any more. The true Aster genus is pretty much confined to Eurasia, with the species from North America … Continue reading
Posted in Bloom Dates, Great Weeds
Tagged Aster, bee, Indiana Beekeeping, Jason Bruns, weeds
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Everywhere I look…..
I have mentioned before that I see bees everywhere I look and in everything I do. I don’t know what it is, but even when I am trying to think of other subjects Apis mellifera will creep back into my … Continue reading
Posted in Posts, What's going on..
Tagged bee, beekeeping, Indiana Beekeeping, Jason Bruns, pollination
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