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Pete B writes (about electronic hive monitoring):

> One might think that an idea that has been
> around for 70 years would have either borne fruit or died.

Not at all.  Charles Babbage essentially invented the computer in
the early 1800s, but it didn't come into common usage until a century
and a half later, when technology advanced enough to make it practical.

I suspect the same will turn out to be true (on a much shorter
timescale!) with electronic hive monitoring.


Anne, backyard beekeeper, Montreal.

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