The oxalic acid dribble method for varroa mite control is quick, easy, effective against mites when there is no capped brood present, and gentle on bees. Source: Learn to use the oxalic acid dribble method – tobeeornottobee.us
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Read MoreA mason, or blueberry bee (Megachilidae), found in Plumas, California. Credit: Public Domain via Flickr/University of Texas at Austin’s Insects Unlocked Zipping by in a flash of shimmering blues, greens, and even purples, is a member of Halictidae, or the sweat bee….
Read MoreJanuary JANUARY AND THE BEES: The bees are in a tight cluster staying warm and consuming very little food early in the month. On days when the wind is calm and the temperature rises near 50 degrees, you’ll probably see a…
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