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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!
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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!
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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!!!!!!!!
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Out in the country nobody comes to pick up your down trees, logs, or limbs. To get rid of the yard waste, you got to burn it away. A tornado came through several months ago and brought down two or three trees and a bunch of down limbs. We are having a lawn cutting crew come out to mow our 2 1/2 acres and I wanted to get all of he down limbs out of the way.
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The bees are doing well, the bee inspector is going to be out here on Thursday. Well, that is all for today, take care and Happy Beekeeping!!
Take 2: Learning to rear Queens. Outstanding visit to Commercial beekeeper’s Apiary!
This post first appeared July 9, 2010. It is one of my favorite posts, & I wanted to re-post it so that any new followers of my blog can see it, and those of you have read my blog can enjoy it again.
I also wanted to mention that the number of visitors to our beekeeping blog is: 2,927 visits, we are nearing our 3,000 mark. We have added some new share buttons and hope that you will share this blog with others. Thank you, Santiago Wallace of Wallace Family Apiary. God bless everyone and Happy Beekeeping!!
Wed July 8, 2010 I went to a commercial Apiary to learn how to graft. I spent the day learning how this commercial Apiary reared queens. I watched the technique they used to graft, and I was able to practice grafting. What surprised me the most, was how small the larvae had to be. I would pick-up a larvae with my grating tool and place it into an artificial queen cup. Then I would ask my instructor how I did and she would say, “that larvae is too big”, or “yes that larvae is the right size, but you killed it”. After much practice and her pointing out the correct size, I was able to discern the correct age larvae….but I still have to practice at home in my apiary. Another thing I learned was that priming the artificial queen cups with Royal jelly helps in removing the larvae off of the grafting tool.
This video is a series of videos I took, combined them into one, and dubbed over with one of Creed’s song. I’m going to be posting more on this visit to the commercial Apiary/Commercial beekeeper‘s operation and what I learned, during my stay. This is just a good video to get started. Enjoy, bee good, and Happy Beekeeping!!!
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We are a growing small family 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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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/
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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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