In this week's Podcast: The sun has been shining and we’ve experienced much warmer weather than we would normally expect at this time of the year. Our bees are out scouring their range in search of food and still bringing back plenty of pollen.

Hi, I’m Stewart Spinks, welcome to Episode 324 of my podcast,
Beekeeping Short and Sweet.

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Honey Bucket with Tap
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Warming Cabinet

Zoetis 5ml Dosing Syringe

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In this week's Podcast: It should have come as no real surprise, it is October after all. But this week I experienced my first frosty morning at home which means out in the apiaries it was probably a little colder. Later the same day our bees were out flying in warm Autumn sunshine, in other news, it’s also time to consider Oxalic Acid treatments, if you’re using them.

Hi, I’m Stewart Spinks and welcome to Episode 323 of my podcast, Beekeeping Short and Sweet.

Thorne Beehives Soft Set Honey Equipment:

Hand Held Creamer
Spiral Mixer
Honey Bucket withTap
Warming jacket
Warming Cabinet

Zoetis 5ml Dosing Syringe

Contact Me at The Norfolk Honey Company

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In this week's Podcast: Ongoing Autumn checks are continuing to reveal, for the most part, some very healthy colonies that are well provisioned for the cold weeks that lay ahead, hefting confirms some weighty Langstroth brood boxes. It’s why I like them. I did however discover one colony that had failed and today I want to talk through how you too can spot the signs and prevent disease from swamping your apiaries.

Hi, I’m Stewart Spinks and welcome to Episode 322 of my podcast, Beekeeping Short and Sweet.

Contact Me at The Norfolk Honey Company

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