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Ted Fischer <[log in to unmask]>
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Discussion of Bee Biology <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 6 Jan 1997 02:10:40 -0400
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Jerry Holden (Rick) wrote:
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> Anyone have any advise on removing bees from supers, when ready to remove
> honey.This  will be my first collection of honey this year and any advice
> will be appericiated.
 
I have given this advice before (although it is certainly not a favorite
with many of you!), which is to use a fume board with Bee-Go, or the
like.  The stragglers can be blown out with a bee blower.  This gets
99.5% (est.) of the bees without them so much as noticing that you are
the one bothering them.  Don't use the fume boards in cool weather,
however; in that case the blower alone will have to do.
 
Ted Fischer
Dexter, Michigan, USA

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