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I took a break from writing on our beekeeping blog. I was reading the October issue of The American Bee Journal, and came across an article about the Glacier Honey Company. I read the article and enjoyed the beautiful photos of this companies outfit. BTW, I’ve been to Glacier National Park, and it is beautiful. So, I checked out their web site, and ran across their WordPress blog: www.glaciercountyhoney.Wordpress.com . It made me think about my blog, and here I am.

Happy beekeeping! Be sure to visit the Glacier County Honey company, and enjoy this short nuc vdeo.

Santiago & Angela Wallace

October 12, 2011 Posted by Wallace Family Apiary | acupuncture, Agriculture, All things honey, American Beekeeping, American Honey, and bottom boards, and queen rearing, Apiarist, beekeeping | Bee friendly farming, beekeeping, glacier county honey company, honey bee, mix, North America Beekeeping, Wallace Family Apiary | Leave a Comment

Introducing the Wallace-Harper 3 frame and two frame mating Nuc

Hello all and Welcome to this posting from the Wallace Family Apiary. We are in the process of rearing local queens and making up 5 frame nucs. We are pleased to have some new equipment to the Wallace Family Apiary.
Introducing the Wallace-Harper mating nuc. The Wallace-Harper mating nuc comes in two sizes. The three frame mating nucs are made up of three medium frames 6 5/8. The two frame Wallace-Harper mating nuc are mating nucs utilizing two deep size frames 9 5/8. Designed by the Wallace Family Apiary and Harper’s Wood Shop, created/built by Harper’s Wood Shop

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Colony Splits and Divisions, so easy and you don’t even have to buy a mated queen (wallacefamilyapiary.wordpress.com)
Harper’s Wood Shop

Happy Beekeeping!

Update on t he Wallace-Harper mating Nucs 10/12/11: Although the three frame Wallace-Harper mating nucs worked out well, the two frame Wallace-Harper mating nucs did not. The two frame Wallace-Harper frames did not work primarly because the walls where just two thick. The thick walls made for the colonies over-heating during the very hot August Months. Will continue to use the three frame Wallace-Harper Nucs…although I’m going to design a better lid.

Again, Happy Beekeeping!

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Episode 1 My visit with a commercial beekeeper

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This is one of my favorite beekeeping videos I’ve made. I hope you listen and enjoy it as much as I enjoyed producing it. As the title suggests, It’s about my visit with a commercial beekeeper and the enormous information I learned from working side-by-side with his crew.

Santiago & Angela

Wallace Family Apiary

Big Island Beekeepers Association Plans Expo to Tackle Small Hive Beetles (damontucker.com)
Full circle (wallacefamilyapiary.wordpress.com)
Awesome Video Explores Urban Beekeeping in London (Video) (treehugger.com)
Colony Splits and Divisions, so easy and you don’t even have to buy a mated queen (wallacefamilyapiary.wordpress.com)
Hotline for saving bees in L.A. (boingboing.net)

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Colony Splits and Divisions, easy and without a mated queen

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“let no one tell you he can beat nature in rearing queens” – Jay Smith author of, “Better Queens”. It’s been 62 years since Mr. Smith’s book, and he still has it right…let no one tell you otherwise!

Early this month I wanted to increase the number of colonies in our apiary by two. Trying to find mated queens for sale, was impossible. Most of the queen breeders I knew either didn’t have any mated queens for sale, or all of their queens where already sold. I said to myself, “Santiago, honey bee colonies have been rearing their own queens for years, without any help from man. When push comes to shove; given the right conditions, the right resources, and a bit of good weather, they could make excellent queens. I bet the bees can rear queens better than any queen breeder ever could”.

I made two splits from two of my best colonies, back on March 2nd, 2011. I looked into the colonies today, and I saw two of the best looking honey bee queens I have ever seen. What I want to pass on to you, (my readers), is that you too, can make splits/divisions and not buy a mated honey bee queen. Buying mated queens is not a bad thing, don’t get me wrong, but there maybe a time when allowing the bees to raise a queen is ok……after all, they do it all the time. I’m including a video, of myself and two of my daughters discussing how we split a colony without a mated queen. The video we made is from several still photos and three short video clips combined to make a video, and we dubbed over the sound with our discussion. This is an excellent post and especially the video that will leave you with a little bit of beekeeping knowledge in splits/divisions that is invaluable. Enjoy the video and Happy Beekeeping,

Santiago and Angela Wallace

featuring Brittany and Sara Wallace

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Full circle (wallacefamilyapiary.wordpress.com)
A little about bees (weneedbees.wordpress.com)
Apis Mellifera, better know as honey bee (platelicking.wordpress.com)
Why Beekeepers May Soon Be Strapping iPhones to Their Beehives | Discoblog (blogs.discovermagazine.com)
“Better Queens” by Jay Smith (apimo.dk)
The Love of Bee Keeping (honeybeesandme.wordpress.com)

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Honey bee on the Spiderwort and Blackberry Flowers

Today my two daughters and I went outside to look at the progress of our family garden. We brought our camera along and got some photos of the bees on the Spiderwort and Blackberry flowers. enjoy the photos and Happy Beekeeping!

Wallace Family Apiary

The Nectar flow is on (wallacefamilyapiary.wordpress.com)
Beekeeper’s friendly attitude, mentoring remembered (pennlive.com)
New technique could help solve mystery of vanishing bees (physorg.com)
Happy Ending (beekeepingisfun.wordpress.com)

March 22, 2011 Posted by Wallace Family Apiary | Agriculture, All things honey, American Beekeeping, American Honey, Apiarist, apiary, apiculture, apis mellifera, Bee Friendly FarmingTM, beekeepers, beekeeping blog, beekeeping hive, Beekeeping in North Florida, bees, Bees and Beekeeping, Blog, Blogroll, Country living, Farming, Florida, Florida Beekeeping, food, Food&Nutrition, Garden, gardening, Green/Sustainability, Hobby, Hobby Farm, home and garden, honey and honey bees, honey bee, honeybee, Keeping bees in the country, Kenya top bar hive, Langstroth Frames, Native plants, News, North America Beekeeping, North Florida, North Florida Beekeeping, Organic, organic beekeeping, Organic Farming | Agriculture, Animals, Apiarist, apiary, apiculture, apis mellifera, back yard beekeeping, backyard beekeeping, bee, Bee Friendly FarmingTM, Beekeeper, beekeeping, beekeeping 101, Beekeeping hobby, beekeeping in america, colony collapse disorder, Garden, honey bee, Sustainable Beekeeping, Uganda Honey, ugandahoney, urban beekeeping, Wallace Family Apiary, Wallace Family Hunting and shooting blog | Leave a Comment

The Nectar flow is on

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The Honey bees are bringing in the nectar and bringing it in heavy. I checked on the colonies yesterday, ( 3/18/2011), and I had capped honey and lots of nectar in all of the colonies. The Wallace Family Apiary 1st Honey Harvest of 2011 will soon be here. I checked on the wild blackberry in the back yard and they have buds opening all over. In this area the gallberry nectar flow is a combination of blackberry and gallberry….so soon the galberry flow will be in full swing. I’ve seen the bees on the clover so it should be a nice wild-berry Honey harvest. I’ve included a video and you can see the bees are very active, flying in and out like “gangbusters”. Enjoy the fun video and Happy Beekeeping!

Santiago and Angela Wallace

Wallace Family Apiary

March 19, 2011 Posted by Wallace Family Apiary | Agriculture, All things honey, American Beekeeping, American Honey, Apiarist, apiary, apiculture, apis mellifera, Art, Backyard Apiary, backyard beekeeping, beekeepers, beekeeping, beekeeping blog, beekeeping hive, Beekeeping in North Florida, Beekeeping videos, bees, Bees and Beekeeping, Biodiversity, Blog, Country living, Florida, Florida Beekeeping, Food&Nutrition, gardening, Hobby, Hobby Farm, home and garden, honey and honey bees, honey bee, honeybee, Langstroth Frames, langstroth hive, Lawn and Garden, News, North America Beekeeping, North Florida, North Florida Beekeeping, Organic, organic beekeeping, Organic Farming, Organic garden, pollination, pollination and pollinators, pollinator, pollinators, save the bees, small scale farming, sustainability, Sustainable Beekeeping, Syngenta, Tomatoes, Uganda Honey, Uncategorized, Urban Bees, Wallace Family Apiary, wildlife | Agriculture, Apiarist, apiary, apiculture, apis mellifera, back yard beekeeping, backyard beekeeping, bee, Bee Friendly FarmingTM, beekeeping 101, beekeeping blog, Beekeeping hobby, beekeeping in america, beekeeping in florida, Beekeeping management, brood chamber, chunk honey, Florida Beekeeping, Flower, honey, honey bee, keeping bees in florida, langstroth hive, liquid honey, natural beekeeping, nectar, Sustainable Beekeeping, Uganda Honey, ugandahoney, Wallace Family Apiary | Leave a Comment

Full circle

Well, here I am 4 years of beekeeping under my belt. I’ve done numerous splits/divisions, reared queens, completed several bee removals, caught a few swarms, and even pollinated commercial and private groves and crops. The reason I got into beekeeping was because, my garden did not do as well as I had hoped. Specific fruits, (cantaloupe, pumpkins, and cucumbers), didn’t bear fruit. In my investigation and research I learned it was because of lack of feral pollinators, specifically honey bees. I immersed myself into honey bees and beekeeping, and ditched the gardening. Four years later, we have another garden, it’s actually my wife’s garden. This past Sunday we, (four of my daughters, my wife and myself) ,planted tons of fruits and vegetables ….this time we have several colonies, no more than 30 yards from where the honey bees are. So, I guess you could say…I’ve come full circle, and now we will see if they will bear fruit. Wish us luck, and be prepared for tons of photos as the garden progresses.
Happy Beekeeping and look for my future posts of how our garden is doing.

I wanted to mention our beekeeping blog has passed the 6,000 visitor mark. That number is from the United states and 92 other countries. check this out: http://s05.flagcounter.com/countries/CNy

There’s A Bee In My Garden! Or Bee Under My Bonnet! (survivalfarm.wordpress.com)
Green Advantages of Beekeeping (brighthub.com)
A Must See Introduction to Beekeeping and Honey Bees (Video) (treehugger.com)
Honey Bees – Why Should We Care? (global-endeavors.com)
Essex County honeybees threatened by beetle (windsorstar.com)
Looking back out our first Garden (Wallacefamilyapiary.wordpress.com)

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Happy Birthday Brittany

Brittany and her nuc

Brittany Happy 18th Birthday!!! I can’t believe my little girl just turned 18! I hope your birthday is wonderful!
Love DaD

March 2, 2011 Posted by Wallace Family Apiary | apiary, backyard beekeeping, beekeeping, Uncategorized, Wallace Family Apiary | Happy Birthday, Wallace Family Apiary | Leave a Comment

Happy Birthday

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SARA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I hope you have a BEEutiful Birthday….I have to keep the blog some what bee related. I Love you Honey!!!! Stay Sweet!!!!

February 23, 2011 Posted by Wallace Family Apiary | beekeeping | Birthday, Happy Birthday, Holidays, Twitter | 1 Comment

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We are a growing family owned beekeeping business, located in Starke, Florida. This year we will continue with live bee removals, sign pollination agreements with our local farmers, and will have 100% pure Florida Honey for sale.

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Have an unwanted Honey bee swarm or a honey bee colony on your property? Wallace Family Apiary can remove them. Presently honey bees are in trouble and on the decline. Honey bees are responsible for 1/3 of the food we eat, at Wallace Family apiary we want to save our feral honey bee population. We love honey bees, but please this is Not a FREE service!

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Long Lane Honey Farms
- longlanehoney: @MattInTheGarden Thank you! January 24, 2012
- longlanehoney: Advanced Beekeeping class coming Feb. 11. Sign up at http://t.co/EvqiLNvg. January 24, 2012
- longlanehoney: First beekeeping class of the new year this Saturday. These classes are always a hoot. January 20, 2012
- longlanehoney: Olympic Hive Building Speed: http://t.co/4uBC6kOx via @youtube Hilarious!!! January 13, 2012
- longlanehoney: @sfgjimmyt Information and conversation are your best bet. We need bees but they are gone, we are helping things get back to right. January 7, 2012
- longlanehoney: Nearly half of our available bee packages have been sold already --and it's only Jan. 7! January 7, 2012
Backyard Apiary
- This winter is off to a bad start. Sadly… December 24, 2011
  This winter is off to a bad start. Sadly, I discovered today that two of the three hives in my backyard have failed. One was my strongest hive, Hegemone, going in to winter with nearly two medium boxes full of honey. There were 2-3 dead bees total on the frames, lots of capped brood, no [...]
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- This is a good trend that has been taking… November 20, 2011
  This is a good trend that has been taking place over the past few years. Are there any businesses in your area that are keeping their own hives to enhance their core business? Hotels get into beekeeping business — Thanksgiving dinner guests at Carmel Valley Ranch can expect the Central California resort to serve a [...]
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- It would be nice if all honey was inspected… November 8, 2011
  It would be nice if all honey was inspected on the way in to the country. The illegal honey from China and a few other asian countries makes it difficult for US beekeepers to make a living and it subjects US consumers to a disturbing amount of antibiotics and chemicals. The only way to be [...]
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- Garden Hive Inspection August 22, 2011
  The combination of a busy schedule and a heat wave (over 100 F) has kept me away from the garden hives for much longer than I wanted. I made it out there this past weekend expecting the worst, but the hives were all quite strong. Immediately upon parking the truck in front of the hives [...]
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- The splits are no more June 16, 2011
  I finally managed to check on the hives again today after way too long of a lapse. Both splits that I made from the super queen are no more. The 10 frame hive was failing during the last check and it had completely failed and wax moths moved in. The split in the double nuc [...]
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MELISSOCOSMOS: 2η ΑΝΑΚΟΙΝΩΣΗ για την ημερίδα
- Κατοχύρωση θυμαρίσιου μελιού January 27, 2012
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- Με τις υγείες μας January 26, 2012
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- Αγωνιούν οι μελισσοκόμοι καθώς χάνουν μεγάλο αριθμό σμηνών December 31, 2011
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- Ξεκινούν μελέτες για τις χαμένες μέλισσες December 29, 2011
  3.750.000 ευρώ θα διαθέσει η Ευρωπαϊκή Επιτροπή από 1η Ιανουαρίου 2012 έως 30 Ιουνίου 2013, συνεισφέροντας στην πραγματοποίηση μελετών επιτήρησης σχετικά με τις απώλειες στις αποικίες μελισσών στα κράτη μέλη της Ε.Ε. Αυτό αναφέρει η εκτελεστική απόφαση της Επιτροπής και η συνεισφορά αυτή έχει ανώτατο όριο το 70 % για δαπάνες που αφορούν: i) τη διεξαγωγή εργα […]
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- Καλά Χριστούγεννα December 25, 2011
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- Μελισσοκομικοί χειρισμοί Δεκεμβρίου December 7, 2011
  Δεκέμβριος, ο πρώτος μήνας του χειμώνα, τα χιόνια και τα κρύα κάνουν την εμφάνιση τους. Τα μελισσάκια μας ξεκουράζονται, έχουν σχηματίσει την μελισσόσφαιρα προκειμένου να εξασφαλίσουν την απαιτούμενη θερμοκρασία για να επιβιώσουν, κι έχουν πέσει σε μια κατάσταση ημιχειμέριας νάρκης. Οι κινήσεις τους είναι λιγοστές και ήπιες, ο λόγος που είναι έτσι είναι για […]
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- Αμερικάνικη Σήψη και θεραπεία με διπλή μετάγγιση October 10, 2011
  Πριν λίγο καιρό μιλήσαμε για την Αμερικάνικη σηψηγονία και σας την παρουσιάσαμε. Είπαμε τότε, και λέμε και σήμερα ότι το καλύτερο που έχει να κάνει ένας μελισσοκόμος αν διαπιστώσει ότι κάποιο η κάποια μελισσάκια του έχουν Αμερικάνικη σηψηγονία είναι να τα κάψει, για να είναι σίγουρος ότι απαλλάχθηκε το μελισσοκομείο του από αυτή την ασθένεια. Παλιότερα πολλο […]
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- Οι μέλισσες πεθαίνουν στο βωμό του… φοίνικα! October 9, 2011
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- Αμερικάνικη σηψιγονία (όλα οσα πρέπει να ξέρετε) October 6, 2011
  Η Αμερικάνικη σηψιγονία (Α.Σ.) προκαλείται από το βακτήριο Bacillus larvae, το οποίο προσβάλλει όλα τα είδη γόνου των μελισσών. Παθογένεση:Οι προνύμφες μολύνονται, όταν λάβουν μαζί με την τροφή σπόρια του βακτηρίου. Προνύμφες μεγαλύτερες των τριών ημερών προσβάλλονται δυσκολότερα γιατί μεγάλος αριθμός σπορίων απομακρύνεται με τα περιττώματά τους. Τα σπόρια β […]
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- Κηρόσκορος και λύση με τις κηρήθρες October 3, 2011
  Ένα ακόμα πολύ χρήσιμο άρθρο δημοσιεύει σήμερα ο MELISSOCOSMOS. Πρόκειται για τον κηρόσκορο, και που για μια ακόμα φορά το άρθρο αυτό απευθύνεται σε νέους άπειρους μελισσοκόμους. Θέλω να καταστήσω σαφές ότι ότι άρθρο γράφετε εδώ είναι δοκιμασμένο από εμένα στα δικά μου μελίσσια. Τις όποιες εμπειρίες και διαπιστώσεις τις γράφω εδώ προκειμένου να μαθαίνουν οι […]
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Cretan, Greece and Beekeeping
- Ευχές για καλά Χριστούγεννα!!! December 23, 2011 Σπύρος Σφήκας
- Καταπολέμηση της βαρρόα με Cumavar September 11, 2011 Σπύρος Σφήκας
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- Ευχές για καλά Χριστούγεννα!!! December 23, 2011 Σπύρος Σφήκας
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- Δύσκολη χρονιά. July 7, 2011 Σπύρος Σφήκας
- Πλαστικά κυψελίδια σύζευξης (συνέχεια). July 4, 2011 Σπύρος Σφήκας
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- Βασιλοτροφία στο παλιούρι με την συσκευή Nicot. June 5, 2011 Σπύρος Σφήκας
- Επιδιόρθωση κατεστραμμένων από κηρόσκωρο κηρηθρών. May 20, 2011 Σπύρος Σφήκας
- Έλεγχος πλαστικών κυψελιδίων σύζευξης. May 9, 2011 Σπύρος Σφήκας
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Cholesterol Lowering Diet Blog
- What is a Normal Creatinine Level ? March 9, 2011
  Creatinine is a breakdown of creatine and is used for energy production. Why is it important for a person to have his or her creatinine levels checked regularly? The reason a person needs to have his or her creatinine levels checked regularly is because the amount of creatinine in the blood is an indication of [...]
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- What Are The Symptoms of High Triglycerides ? March 2, 2011
  What exactly are triglycerides? Triglycerides are a measure of the amount of fat in the blood. What are normal triglyceride levels? Normal triglyceride levels are below 150. Bordeline high is 150-199, high is 200-499, and very high is over 500. What causes a person’s triglyceride levels to be elevated? Obesity, diabetes, kidney disease, and a [...]
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- Does Cheddar Cheese Have Lower Cholesterol than Other Cheeses ? February 22, 2011
  Why Should I be Concerned about the Cholesterol Content in Food? The reason people should be concerned about the cholesterol in their food is because foods certain foods can raise cholesterol. High cholesterol is linked to numerous health conditions including heart disease. Does cheese have a lot of cholesterol in it? It depends on the [...]
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- How long for Bilirubin to Go Down? February 17, 2011
  What is bilirubin? Bilirubin is the yellow by product of the liver’s waste. What causes levels the level of bilirubin to rise? An increased breakdown of red blood cells can raise the levels of bilirubin slightly. The use of drugs can cause a moderate rise in bilirubin levels. Chemotherapy, Cirrhosis, and hepatitis can raise the [...]
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