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Fodderfeed 03/26/13 11:41 AM
MMMMMMMMMMMMMmmmm honey you wanna sell some?




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Originally Posted by Judy in IN (Post 6511209)
This is another reason that I'm going with Aquaponics and fodder feed for the livestock.

I've also found (last summer) that insulating my bee hives resulted in happier bees and more honey; no bearding.

whiterock 03/26/13 12:48 PM
Well, I'm still in the red. Heck, it so dry the Trinity River doesn't even show on that map.

Pheasant283 03/26/13 03:30 PM
Yup still in a drought here in SD. The University & "drought experts" are saying we need 12 inches of rain just to bring us out of the drought.

Judy in IN 03/27/13 12:41 AM
Fodderfeed, You are better off getting honey local to you. I hope to have a TON of honey this year. I usually do splits, but this year, except for doing cut-outs and swarms, the girls are going to be producing honey.

Steve in PA 03/27/13 06:59 AM
Unless we get a lot of rain this spring/summer Pa will be dry. The snow pack never really amounted to anything and its gone already. The streams and creeks that feed the rivers are slightly below normal except when we have rain.

There's a beautiful creek right next to my office that I check each day. It's almost at summer level now when it should be just below the vegetation.


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