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Canaries in a Coal Mine: September 2011

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Canaries in a Coal Mine. Field notes on Environmental Sociology and Sustainable Beekeeping. Wednesday, September 7, 2011. Article: Beekeeping "Gangs of New York". This is a very interesting article. Which shows just how far beekeeping has come in the American imagination. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Click photo for link to Beelandia.com. FEEDJIT Live Traffic Map. Follow me on Twitter. Article: Beekeeping Gangs of New York. B and B Honey Farm. Bee Glad.for the Buzz has No Ending.

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Canaries in a Coal Mine: March 2011

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Canaries in a Coal Mine. Field notes on Environmental Sociology and Sustainable Beekeeping. Thursday, March 31, 2011. I just received the Brushy Mountain. E-newsletter for April and in it were links (see below) to two surveys on Winter Loss. And Past Year Management. Created by the Bee Informed Partnership. I think it would be well worth your time to fill these out. 1 Winter Loss Survey. This should take less than 5 minutes. 2 Past Year Management Survey. This should take less than 15 minutes. Saturday, ...

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Canaries in a Coal Mine: August 2011

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Canaries in a Coal Mine. Field notes on Environmental Sociology and Sustainable Beekeeping. Tuesday, August 23, 2011. Playing Catch Up On the Blog. I've neglected to write in this blog for a few weeks, all for good reasons. This entry is meant to catch everyone up on "doins" in Beelandia. I have reluctantly finished 4 of the hives treatnent with Api-Var. I combined Bee Glad. With the nuc I had started earlier this spring. The nuc was too far behind while Bee Glad. Links to this post. Links to this post.

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Canaries in a Coal Mine: November 2011

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Canaries in a Coal Mine. Field notes on Environmental Sociology and Sustainable Beekeeping. Monday, November 14, 2011. Line: Mad Urban Beekeepers. Here is a new bee business in Madison, WI: Mad Urban Beekeepers. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Click photo for link to Beelandia.com. FEEDJIT Live Traffic Map. Follow me on Twitter. Line: Mad Urban Beekeepers. B and B Honey Farm. Bee Glad.for the Buzz has No Ending. Nuc to Be Named Later. Plan Bee from Outer Space. B and B Honey Farm.

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Canaries in a Coal Mine: December 2010

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Canaries in a Coal Mine. Field notes on Environmental Sociology and Sustainable Beekeeping. Friday, December 24, 2010. Fence Panel Destroyed in Beelandia. One of the fence panels surrounding the parameter of Beelandia was hit by snow and ice falling off the neighbor's roof. The toppled panel did not hit any of the hives. Yet another fix-it project for the early spring! Links to this post. Monday, December 13, 2010. Article: EPA Allows the Use of Bee-toxic Pesticide. An article from fastcompany.com. The m...

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Canaries in a Coal Mine: Getting Metpropolis Ready for Fall/Winter

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Canaries in a Coal Mine. Field notes on Environmental Sociology and Sustainable Beekeeping. Monday, October 3, 2011. Getting Metpropolis Ready for Fall/Winter. Yesterday, I spent the afternoon moving bars of honey around in the top bar hive, Metpropolis. I looks like it was weakened and robbed in some way. It is essentially dead! Plan Bee from Outer Space. Blogs are good for everyone where we get lots of information for any topics… Nice job… Keep it up. October 6, 2011 at 1:30 PM. FEEDJIT Live Traffic Map.

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Canaries in a Coal Mine: February 2011

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Canaries in a Coal Mine. Field notes on Environmental Sociology and Sustainable Beekeeping. Monday, February 21, 2011. Article: Centerville Considers Bee Ordinance. According to this Star-Tribune article. Another Minnesota community considers a bee ordinance. Links to this post. Friday, February 18, 2011. Beekeeping Alternatives: Top-bar Hives, Warré Hives and Natural Approaches to Honey Bees. Links to this post. Article: EU Beekeepers Stage Win Against GM Crop Producers. Links to this post. In some sens...

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Canaries in a Coal Mine: May 2011

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Canaries in a Coal Mine. Field notes on Environmental Sociology and Sustainable Beekeeping. Wednesday, May 25, 2011. 24 Hour Mite Drop. I did a "24 hour mite drop" on Bee Glad. And found 5 mites on the sticky sheet placed below the screen bottom board. I will monitor this hive carefully in the next few weeks and continue to remove capped drone brood when able. Links to this post. Tuesday, May 24, 2011. All For Good Intentions and Beauty. Links to this post. Friday, May 20, 2011. One of the top bar hives&...

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Canaries in a Coal Mine: Photo: Visitor To Beelandia

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Canaries in a Coal Mine. Field notes on Environmental Sociology and Sustainable Beekeeping. Tuesday, August 2, 2011. Photo: Visitor To Beelandia. To see a photo of a beautiful butterfly (swallowtail? Sunday morning. The butterfly seemed to hangout all morning. The photo was taken by the mosaic artist Monta May. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Click photo for link to Beelandia.com. FEEDJIT Live Traffic Map. Follow me on Twitter. Playing Catch Up On the Blog. Photo: Visitor To Beelandia.

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Canaries in a Coal Mine: July 2011

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Canaries in a Coal Mine. Field notes on Environmental Sociology and Sustainable Beekeeping. Tuesday, July 5, 2011. Inspections: Top Bars Only Good. I went out late morning to inspect my two top bar hives as storm clouds started blowing into Winona. I went to inspect the hives with a bit of fear and discouragement. I was disappointed with the langstroths the last two days and expected the same in the top bars. Fortunately, I was pleasantly surprised as both top bar hives are healthy and productive. At all...