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I'm looking specifically for the special topics section. What things can you think of that should go down there? Things that we do that conventional treaters don't do, or vice versa.
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100% Treatment-Free, 16 years.
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How about small cell foundation? Is it important or can you select varroa resistant bees on standard foundation? Also, is it possible for h???????s to develop resistant bees with small hive numbers? -
We have a small cell forum but we do need a breeding forum.Originally posted by markypoo View Post100% Treatment-Free, 16 years.
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I have several Studies I would like to start discussions on about the mites and mite/bee relationships themselves (from an entomology perspective). Not exactly a fit for the "Treatment Studies" section. Or maybe it is? What do you think?Angela
Kalispell, Montana Zone 4a
Certified Master BeekeeperComment
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something you might want to address,though you may have on YouTube,it might be repeated here.the community of people who treat bees ,at least on YouTube ,are monopolizing the conversation.we should come up with ideas to level the playing field so that the treatment free message doesn't get buried in a lot of their rhetoric .Comment
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I've been thinking about topics, but all I can come up with is topics that are well answered on your website. Maybe we can have a 'resolution' topic, where we all state what we want to go for in 2019... (I might start that topic after posting this...)Comment
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Since we are treatment-free beekeepers, I guess any study not about treatments should be in the treatment-free section.100% Treatment-Free, 16 years.
Medford, Oregon, USAComment
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Since beekeeping information is locally dependent, how about either state or region subforums?Comment
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Maybe I missed it but is there a section on grafting?Comment
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