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189 Ron van Mierlo
beehameuph Send Email
Nov 25, 2003
1:02 pm
Hi all, Our local club decided during the last meeting of this year that we should set up a program aimed at breeding 'kinder&#39; bees for the beekeepers in our...
190 OhioQB@... Send Email Nov 25, 2003
3:35 pm
Dear Ron, I am pleased to hear that your group has decided to develop a "kinder" bee for your local beekeepers. When you say "kinder" I presume you mean...
191 Ron & Eefje
beehameuph Send Email
Nov 25, 2003
9:16 pm
Hello Joe and group, Thanks for responding. Yes in a nutshell gentle and docile bees are what we would like to have. Although, a docile bee would in my eyes...
192 Dave Cushman
cyberbeekeeper Send Email
Nov 26, 2003
9:16 am
Hi Ron, Joe & all ... Docile does not mean soft or inferior in any way... It is a myth that aggressive bees get the biggest crops. ...
193 Ron van Mierlo
beehameuph Send Email
Nov 26, 2003
12:14 pm
Hi Dave and group, I took a moment to read the pages that you pointed out, thanks! Some links do not work yet, for instance the one on biting, but even some...
194 albi pinnion
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Nov 26, 2003
6:52 pm
hi all I think there are merits for both its the genetics involved that bothers me there is a big difference between gentle and defensive obviously the two are...
195 albi pinnion
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Nov 26, 2003
6:56 pm
hi dave have you got a likely date for the drone excluders to be ready regards albi pinnion ... From: "Ron van Mierlo" <ron-eefje@...> To:...
196 Dave Cushman
cyberbeekeeper Send Email
Nov 27, 2003
9:15 am
Hi Albi ... The long delays in production of these is becoming an embarrassment, as I thought they would be ready at least in June this year... All I can say...
197 rvanderher@...
vanderherchen Send Email
Dec 4, 2003
8:54 am
Hello everyone, I just joined the II group and would like to introduce myself. I am Bob van der Herchen. I live in Englewood, a town in Southwest Florida. I am...
198 Dave Cushman
cyberbeekeeper Send Email
Jan 5, 2004
1:56 pm
Hi all I am looking into the possibility of using spark erosion to fabricate the holes in perforated sting hooks. Could any of you with any drawings,...
199 Ron & Eefje
beehameuph Send Email
Jan 5, 2004
10:33 pm
On the sting hook(s) I was wondering: Is there an accepted standard size for the hole in the hook? Do the holes receive a finish, I mean a radius or facet? ...
200 Dave Cushman
cyberbeekeeper Send Email
Jan 6, 2004
11:09 am
Hi Ron ... Generally 0.15 mm - 0.16 mm ... I havn't got a drill bit as small as that :-) The smallest drill I have is 0.345 mm, it might be possible to...
201 Ron & Eefje
beehameuph Send Email
Jan 6, 2004
1:21 pm
Perhaps the water jet technology can also be applied here? At least for cutting it is used, in similar fashion as with a continuous sawblade, but much finer...
202 Ron & Eefje
beehameuph Send Email
Jan 18, 2004
10:06 am
Hello group, Those of you that perform Instrumental Inseminations have likely considered this also, but for me this is a new world that I am entering. I am not...
203 Dave Cushman
cyberbeekeeper Send Email
Jan 18, 2004
11:18 am
Hi Ron & all ... These days there are none, in the past II queens tended to have shorter lives, but that has improved greatly. ... Mostly because they do not...
204 albi pinnion
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Jan 18, 2004
2:06 pm
hi ron and all, ii is not anexact science nor is as nature intended, males being males i am sure in nature there is some closley relaited mating , as long as...
205 Dave Cushman
cyberbeekeeper Send Email
Feb 6, 2004
9:49 am
Hi all Although the recent project to produce a batch of drone excluder mesh has been dogged by delays, I would like to float the possibility of producing a ...
206 Ron & Eefje
beehameuph Send Email
Mar 1, 2004
10:45 pm
Hello Peter and group, It seemed right to me to keep this subject visible for the whole group, so that we can learn from each others' points of view or faults...
207 Dave Cushman
cyberbeekeeper Send Email
Mar 2, 2004
8:43 am
Hi Ron/Peter ... only ... The above is widely thought to be true, however it is not simply a case of 'first come first served'. The mating rocket (drone comet)...
208 peter41bussell Send Email Mar 3, 2004
12:31 am
... Would the distance a drone had flown and time spent in the drone yard have any affect on a drone's pursuit success: the tired drone syndrome! Also do we...
209 peter41bussell Send Email Mar 3, 2004
1:12 am
To begin I am pleased to be a member of this group. I live in Ontario Canada on 88 acres on top of a hill made by a glacier coming and going several times. It...
210 Ron & Eefje
beehameuph Send Email
Mar 3, 2004
6:26 am
Hi all, Well I hope that the future years will give you Peter and me the chance to find that out some of those answers by carefully observing our own colonies....
211 Dave Cushman
cyberbeekeeper Send Email
Mar 3, 2004
9:26 am
Hi all I am not sure that this thread is relevent to our forum, however the study of natural mating may be helpful. ... There will be distribution in age and...
212 peter41bussell Send Email Mar 3, 2004
1:29 pm
From Sue Cobey's description of extracting semen, poor technique can result in contaminating the sample with feces. Also, that getting it on your skin can...
213 Albi Pinnion
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Mar 3, 2004
2:33 pm
hello everybody in the group,ive been interested in the conversation ref drones and which mate,does the queen choose or have influence in who mates with...
214 Dave Cushman
cyberbeekeeper Send Email
Mar 3, 2004
3:47 pm
Hi Albi ... death. I think you have confused Albert with someone else, Albert is alive and kicking! Best Regards & 73s, Dave Cushman... G8MZY Beekeeping & Bee...
215 Ron & Eefje
beehameuph Send Email
Mar 4, 2004
8:35 pm
Hi all, What do you guys use for methods and solvents to sterilize your equipment prior to an 'II-session&#39;? Does this apply all the glass tubes, syringes,...
216 Albi Pinnion
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Mar 4, 2004
10:37 pm
i sincerely apolagise to albert knight and any body i may have upset i meant frank knight who was at one time the biggest queen breeder in suffolk,he lived at...
217 Dave Cushman
cyberbeekeeper Send Email
Mar 5, 2004
10:26 am
Hi Ron ... Have a look back in the group archives, autoclaving is the standard method. ... Yes, everything ... some of us are using fresh tips for each queen. ...
218 VU vcelarsky DOL
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Mar 5, 2004
1:44 pm
Dobrý den, 4. března 2004, 21:33:47, napsal jste: RE> Hi all, RE> What do you guys use for methods and solvents to sterilize your RE> equipment prior to an...
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