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Happy Mother’s day

Happy Mother’s day Elizabeth, I hope you have a honey of a day!!! I love you Kitty!!!!!!!!!

May 13, 2012 Posted by Wallace Family Apiary- Kitty and Bee | beekeeping | Leave a Comment

Kitty and Bee

This is my lovely Elizabeth, aka Kitty and that’s me, Bee (Santiago)

In the comming months come and see us work in our Apiary. We are now in north New Mexico and we want to share with you our Southwestern beekeeping experiences.

Happy Beekeeping!
Kitty and Bee

April 12, 2012 Posted by Wallace Family Apiary- Kitty and Bee | beekeeping | Agriculture, back yard beekeeping, backyard beekeeping, Beekeeping in New Mexico, Beekeeping management, honey bee, Kitty and Bee | Leave a Comment

Wallace Family Apiary’s blog is trying out a new home!

Wallace Family Apiary has a new beekeeping blog. Come check it out, I think you will like it.
Santiago Wallace
Wallace Family Apiary

Blog: wallacefamilyapiary.posterous.com

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Fall feeding…keep your honey bee colonies’ pantry stocked for the winter

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Remember to feed the Honey bees

In our area here in North Florida the nights are getting colder, soon the cold days will be upon us. Nectar is scarce and the bees need to have plenty of stores on the hive. If the colonies are on the light side, then we feed. A couple of months ago we where feeding the bees a thin sugar syrup to boost the population of all our colonies. Now that we have a boom in population we want to give them a heavier sugar syrup, syrup that they will store!

Today, we’ve been feeding the bees lots of 2:1 sugar syrup to insure that all of the colonies put on plenty of weight. We want nice fat bees going into the cold months, so that come Spring the bees are alive and hardy! We are keeping our fingers crossed and hoping all of our colonies are strong, we hope your bees do too. Happy Beekeeping and remember to feed, feed, feed your bees!

Santiago Wallace

Wallace Family Apiary

Beekeeping Diary: Autumn closing (telegraph.co.uk)
Beekeeping diary: feeding time (telegraph.co.uk)
Mom sure loves her bees
Working as a family to care for our bees
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Queen Honey Bee Facts

October 16, 2010 Posted by Wallace Family Apiary- Kitty and Bee | Apiarist, apiary, apiculture, backyard beekeeping, beekeeping, honey bee, Uganda Honey, Uncategorized, Wallace Family Apiary | Agriculture, Animals, apiary, apiculture, apis mellifera, backyard beekeeping, bee, bee beekeeper, beekeeping, beekeeping 101, beekeeping in florida, bees, biology blog, Blog, blogs, book, brood, Chalfonts Beekeepers Society, colony collapse disorder, directions, diy, education, environment equipment, Everything You Need To Know About Keeping Bee, Farming, Flickr, food, Garden, gardening, google, helicopter, Hive, honey, honey bee, http://www.honeybeedesigner.com/, imported, map, maps, North Florida, nyc, organic permaculture, photo, photography, photos, Queen Honey Bee Facts, rc reference, science, search, sharing, shopping, supplies, sustainability, Sustainable Beekeeping, Syrup, travel, Uganda Honey, ugandahoney, urban beekeeping, Wallace Family Apiary, web2.0 wordpress | Leave a Comment

A post within a post, posting on bees and beekeeping

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Tonights post is a simple and short one. I am simply linking my post from another blog to this my primary blog (yes, it is a post related to beekeeping..sort of). Below is the link, I hope you read the post and enjoy it. Funny how some of the most thought provoking statements arise from a singular event….in this case my post that I am sending my readers to. In that post I quote someone and I found their final statement to be thought provoking , and it gave me something to think about and “chew on”. I think you too will find it interesting and maybe even thought provoking , I guess your just going to have to read the post.

Here is the link: http://wallacefamily.livejournal.com/

As always I leave you with my favorite salutation, Happy Beekeeping and good night!

Santiago Wallace

Wallace Family Apiary

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How Zombies Could Help Your Blog (blogworld.com)
Some fun writing prompts (teachstreet.com)
Show me the honey (googleblog.blogspot.com)
Bee Talk
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October 1, 2010 Posted by Wallace Family Apiary- Kitty and Bee | apiary, apiculture, Art, beekeeping blog, Bees and Beekeeping, Blog, Blogroll, Country living, Florida, Food&Nutrition, honey and honey bees, honey bee, News, North Florida, pollination and pollinators, Uganda Honey, Uncategorized, Wallace Family Apiary | Agriculture, Animals, apiary, apiculture, bee, Beehive, Beekeeper, beekeeping, beekeeping in florida, Beekeeping management, Bees and Beekeeping, Blog, brood chamber, honey bee, Insects, langstroth hive, Sustainable Beekeeping, United States, Wallace Family Apiary, zombies | Leave a Comment

Wallace Family Apiary now has a professional business web address

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Come and see our new Business website Wallace Family Apiary wants to invite local farmers here in Starke, Florida that need their crops pollinated. We will be signing a limited amount of contracts for pollinations services. If you need honey bees we got’em!

Santiago Wallace

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5 Benefits to Beekeeping (food.change.org)
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Avery, honey bees, and her Daddy

September 18, 2010 Posted by Wallace Family Apiary- Kitty and Bee | BASF, Bayer CropScience, beekeepers, beekeeping, Biodiversity, Blackfoot Daisy, Country living, Dow AgroSciences, enviornment, environment, Farming, Food&Nutrition, Green/Sustainability, save the bees, sustainability, Sustainable Beekeeping, Uganda Honey, Uncategorized, urban beekeeping | apiary, apiculture, apis mellifera, backyard beekeeping, Bee Friendly FarmingTM, beekeeping 101, beekeeping blog, Beekeeping hobby, beekeeping in florida, keeping bees in florida, migratory beekeeping, Sustainable Beekeeping, Uganda Honey, ugandahoney, urban beekeeping, Wallace Family Apiary | Leave a Comment

Wallace Family Apiary Feeding Station- OPEN FEEDING

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Today I am feeding the colonies again. A thin sugar syrup for population increase, just before the cold weather arrives.. The only difference in my feeding scheme today is this time I’m using open feeding…that is feeding the bees far from the colonies. It’s easy to set up and you can replenish the pails as needed without having to open a single colony, and not many bees drawn. Another advantage is just like feeding inside the colony, open feeding, from at 75 to 100 yards away, makes robbing a non issue. I’ve got some videos and still photos of how I did my open feeding , and upon investigating the colonies, no robbing behavior was observed. Enjoy the videos and photos. Happy Beekeeping!

Santiago Wallace

Wallace Family Apiary

Freeland beekeeper loses thousands in honey theft (seattlepi.com)
Adventures In Honey- A Rosh Hashana Love Story At Saul’s Deli (treehugger.com)

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3,001 Visits! Today Wallace Family Apiary has reached a new milestone

Today we have reached the 3,001 number of visits mark!!! Here is a big thank you to all of our readers . Have a blessed day and as always,

Happy Beekeeping!!!!!!!!

Wallace Family Apiary

Big-City Bees Healthier, More Productive (treehugger.com)

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Wallace Family Apiary
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We are a beekeeping business, located in Los Alamos, New Mexico. This is our first year in New Mexico, and we will be re-building around June and July our Apiary. All of our Florida bees remained in Florida. Look for posts in the comming months.

Wallace Family Apiary, a small family beekeeping business, proud to be relocated to New Mexico. We enjoy outdoors and nature, working with the bees, building our own equipment, sharing our experiences to others who may just be starting out in beekeeping (New Bees), and Honey….We love honey. Visit our new business website http://wallacefamilyapiary.yolasite.com/ Click here to email Wallace Family Apiary

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More on the beekeeping blog: This beekeeping Blog, is an enjoyment for me and my family….from time to time, different family members will contribute to this blog. When I started writing this it, I wanted to share how I got into beekeeping, a chronological detail of how I arrived where I am today, and what I hope to accomplish as a beekeeper (actually I hope to one day be a commercial beekeeper….full time beekeeping). In between my chronological account, I also give current updates of what’s going on in my day-to-day beekeeping chores/management. I want to let you, the reader, know that I have horrible grammatical skills, so please forgive my grammatical errors. So, that is us in a nut shell and this is our diary of sorts, of us as a beekeeping family.

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  Lost the third hive (of three) in the backyard. This was the strongest hive, which had about half a box of capped honey, no sign of brood, and only a handful of dead bees on the bottom board. The bees have been collected in to a jar. Time to put my tax dollars to work [...]
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- Damn parasites! January 4, 2012
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- 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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  Good cholesterol is known as HDL. It is a high-density lipoprotein that circulates in the blood. Unlike bad cholesterol, HDL reduces the risk of heart disease. For most people, HDL makes up 20 to 30 percent of their total blood cholesterol. Although genetics plays a role in HDL, there are still steps that people can [...]
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