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2/18/2015

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10 Comments
Debbie Henzler
2/21/2015 10:10:31 am

Thank you for answering all my questions, visiting to check my bees and providing professional care. My husband is thankful also because he doesn't want to go near them.

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Dave and Janese Wilson
4/9/2017 04:26:31 pm

It was really nice meeting you all today. Thanks for your help. Will be in touch for those feeders!

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Jack & James
4/9/2017 06:04:43 pm

Nice meeting you all, will be in touch...Thanks

Michael Folk
2/22/2015 06:36:57 am

Your queens are the most vigorious and your packages are always on the heavy side. I even snagged a blue ribbon at the County Fair for honey last year.

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PINKBEE MAN
2/23/2015 12:02:08 am

Hi Jack can'twait four spring all your help,and support. You have been so supportive in all bee keeping education and attention to detail. My bees are alive and buzzing! Thanks for all the knowledge!

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Eric Jasper
2/24/2015 12:33:09 pm

Best Beekeeper in Northern Kentucky. Big on service and education of his clients and donates his time to educate kids.

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Jack link
3/5/2015 03:50:36 am

Tonight (Thurs March 5) at 9 pm on CNN - " Honey Bee-Ware". See link to article below. I don't have set-up to record it, but I am going to try to watch.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/03/04/living/iyw-5-ways-to-help-bees/index.html

Rhonda :)

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Jack link
3/13/2015 04:42:35 am

From Tammy Horn:

Hi beekeepers, association leaders, and other friends of pollinators:

Below is today’s headline from Bee Culture’s “Catch the Buzz”! It’s too late for me to include in the newsletter, but it’s another tool in the box for varroa mite control.

Oxalic Acid registered as a varroa mite control

Over 250 letters were received by EPA when we asked for beekeeper input. The response was overwhelmingly positive and EPA, working with Canada’s Regulatory organization feels Oxalic Acid, when used in accordance with label instructions, is safe for bees, beekeepers and the environment. It will be available to treat packages, colonies as an additive to sugar syrup or as a fumigant.

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Jack link
3/16/2015 12:35:57 pm

Packages for April 10th are sold out, Still have packages available for April 24 or 25 2015 pickup

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Tim Reed
4/8/2015 01:29:08 am

Jack and James, provided much needed help in my first year of beekeeping. Because of their guidance, my girls have thrived through their first winter and have come out healthy and happy -well, happy most of the time ;0) I bought two packages last spring and by later this month, through splits, I will have 5 healthy and thriving hives. Jack has taken the time personally visit my hive site for inspections, to teach me how to retrieve swarms, let me participate in doing a cut out, and often checks in with me to see how my girls are doing and to see if I have any problems or questions. From packages, nucs and equipment to helpful advice and hand on guidance, Jack and James are the best around!

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