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Category: Queen Bee Yard

Posts related to the Queen Rearing operation that has been funded by a grant

Come see us at Elkin Trail Days and buy honey – Saturday, June 5th

Posted onJune 5, 2021June 15, 2021Authorscba_admin

We’ll be selling SCBA honey at Trail Days. Come see us! Read More …

CategoriesCommunity Involvement, Local Beekeeping, Queen Bee Yard, What's Hot

Field Day Spring 2021: Pictures from May 1st

Posted onMay 10, 2021May 10, 2021Authorscba_admin

A few shots from our field day on Saturday, May 1st. Read More …

CategoriesEducation, Local Beekeeping, Queen Bee Yard, What's Hot

Field Day – Updated Date: May 1st at 12:00 pm

Posted onApril 14, 2021April 20, 2021Authorscba_admin

Updated Date! This year we will have the field day at the bee yard at 730 Zephyr Mountain Park Rd., Dobson on May 1st at 12pm. Hope to see everyone there. Read More …

CategoriesLocal Beekeeping, Queen Bee Yard, What's Hot

First Hive Inspection

Posted onApril 19, 2020July 9, 2020Authorscba_admin

In this video, Davie Simpson takes you through a hive inspection and things you may encounter. Also, he’ll be marking some queens for the year ending in 0 which is the color blue.

CategoriesHive Maintenance, How To Videos, Queen Bee Yard

First Hive Inspection & Queen Marking

Posted onApril 19, 2020April 19, 2020Authorscba_admin

Here are some pictures from the first hive inspection of the new bee yard and also the marking of the queens. We mark queens with colors based on the last digit of the year. Here’s the code: Year ending in Read More …

CategoriesQueen Bee Yard

Oxalic Acid Treatment

Posted onApril 14, 2020July 9, 2020Authorscba_admin

In this video, Davie Simpson demonstrates using the ProVap 110 For Oxalic Acid Mite Treatment. Davie also demonstrates good safety practices using an oxalic acid vaporization method. If you’d like to learn more about this product, google “provap 110” or Read More …

CategoriesHive Maintenance, How To Videos, Queen Bee Yard

Configuring Your Hive

Posted onApril 7, 2020Authorscba_admin

In this video, Davie Simpson walks you through the parts of a standard hive with some dos and don’ts in beekeeping.

CategoriesBee Yard Preparation, How To Videos, Queen Bee Yard

Releasing Queens

Posted onApril 7, 2020Authorscba_admin

A few days after bees are installed, you’ll need to go back in to check to see if the queen has been released by the bees. In this how to video, Davie Simpson shows you how you can easily release Read More …

CategoriesHive Maintenance, How To Videos, Queen Bee Yard

Tending New Bees

Posted onApril 7, 2020Authorscba_admin

It’s been a few days since the new bees have been installed and our beekeepers are out at the bee yard doing some basic beekeeping operations like making sure the new queens have been released from their cages, giving the Read More …

CategoriesQueen Bee Yard

Installing 3 Pound Packages

Posted onApril 3, 2020April 3, 2020Authorscba_admin

3 pound packages of bees come with a laying queen in it’s own cage. In this video, Davie Simpson shows how to install the queen and the bees.

CategoriesHive Preparations, How To Videos, Queen Bee Yard

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  • April 2022 Meeting: Are you thinking about raising queens? – April 11th
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  • SCBA Efforts Featured in NC Beekeepers Quarterly Magazine
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    • NC Pollinator Protection Plan
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