Posted on June 18, 2016
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Rotating comb for a healthier bee colony is a natural beekeeping technique that encourages better pattern in egg laying, better egg and honey production and a reduction of diseases by removing old and possibly contaminated comb.
Category: Backyard ApiaryTags: aggie beekeepers, bee rescue, beekeeping in texas, bryan college station beekeeping, college station bees, texas apiary, texas beekeepers, texas beekeepers association, texas beeks, texas bees, Treatment Free Beekeeping, urban beekeeping
Posted on June 18, 2016
by primebees
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Overall, we met a bunch of new beekeepers, experienced beekeepers, and a took a lot of notes – we’ll be trying out some of the things we learned about natural beekeeping on our hives soon and writing new articles for your use!
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