Worldwide Beekeeping
Announcements => Welcome => Topic started by: Nickald on January 05, 2015, 05:47:36 pm
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I am a new to bee keeping. I am in Jackson in south central Michigan. I hope to have a couple hives in the spring. It is giving me some thing to look forward to when we thaw out again.
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Welcome Nickald to the forum, glad to have you with us, have any questions just ask that way we all learn here.
Ken
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Welcome, I'm also new and I live over between Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids.
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:welcome:
Howdy Nickald. This is a pretty friendly place with lots of new folk and plenty of "experienced" ones. Then there are some that are as old as all get out, you know the kind, cranky, irritable, stuck in their ways don't like plastic type. ;) :D :P
Seriously, this is a great place to hang out.
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perry you picking on my buddy jack?!?........
"Then there are some that are as old as all get out, you know the kind, cranky, irritable, stuck in their ways don't like plastic type. ;) :D :P"
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WELCOME nickald!!!
looking forward to your posts, join in, don't be shy, ask questions, fire away...........
ps. we also enjoy a great sense of humor here!
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welcome aboard
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Welcome, Nickald!
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Welcome Nick!
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I think we now have a Michigan Quorum ;D
If we're lucky we might thaw out by May 1st.
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Welcome from southern Colorado
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Hi Nickald! Welcome to beekeeping in general and to the forum in particular! I think you're gonna like it! Ted
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Welcome, Welcome
It's nice to have another keep from the right side of the Lake :-)
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Thanks for the welcome.
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welcome and come back often with any questions you may have.
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There is, or was, a bunch of old bee keeping books on google you could download for free (out of copyright). I recall a photo in one of those books of a bee house set up in the Jackson State prison down your way where they would winter the bees in a more sheltered condition than we typically do these days. I’m picturing in my mind a long shed like structure that probably housed a couple hundred hives. If I stumble across the book/photo I’ll pass it along.
Lots to learn when starting out, and there is a lot of confusion about how to "best" keep bees. The good news is just about anything will work and you don't have to strive for perfection in this hobby; because there is none ;D
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That would be neat to see. I love local history photos.