092 – Spring Mechinations
Spring is approaching for some sooner rather than others, and the guys are scheming and plotting what their first moves should be coming out of this winter. However, what are
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Spring is approaching for some sooner rather than others, and the guys are scheming and plotting what their first moves should be coming out of this winter. However, what are
The guys poke their heads out for the first time after the historic winter blast that nearly crippled Texas. Did all their colonies survive? Only time will tell as the
Though most of the northern U.S. has already been in the grips of winter for a while, a Polar Vortex has plunged everyone into a deep freeze unlike anything those
The guys are back for their first episode of 2021 and they might just have a few opinions to share. They discuss the effects of different invasive species and a
There may have been a few moments when the mics were still live while the guys catch up with each other over recent events, upcoming projects, and a few strong
Ken and John sit down for their final main segment episode for 2020 as they ring in the Holiday Season. We find out who the winners were for Ken’s Fruitcakes,
What is an acceptable drop rate during the winter, and how can you tell if finding dead bees at the entrance is normal or a sign of problems inside the
Continue reading087 – Winter Drop Rate and Fruitcake Madness
Welcome to our first LIVE (at the time of recording at least) Listener Questions episode. In this installment the guys are joined by Jake from NE, Rachel from Oz, Frank
Winter is finally making its first appearance in central Texas with our first freeze on the way. But, does Ken have his colonies all prepped and ready for the end
During times of dearth (no food available in nature) honeybees can be highly prone to robbing. Even the slightest drop of a sugary substance can set off quite the catastrophic