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Sourcing bee hive
TztLzB
No.360624
Xirs I want to start with 1-2 bee colony in my terrace in a shaded place
I have done the research on raising the colony .
But Im finding it difficult to procure the bee colony near my aryea.
can any ananas have exp in this , help ?
TztLzB
No.360630
crowanon can help you
TztLzB
No.360631
Bump
vCBNrB
No.360641
>>360624(OP)
Dude bees made hive in an abandoned house near my house i milked it got 2Kgs of honey atleast
i7RAFc
No.360645
>>360624(OP)
Keeping a bee hive on the terrace is an interesting idea.
The quick way source bees locally would be reach out to the street sellers, they're usually the ones who domesticate wild bee hives and then keep them in hives.
AZH+tp
No.360660
Depends on where you live. Try finding any local people who deal with the honey-making stuff.
Sourcing bees from a local farmer is the best option possible.
Can you tell me your general geographic location?
If you were from Haryana, UP, NCR etc. region, I would have suggested visiting HAU.
AZH+tp
No.360662
>>360641
I once found a hive at the back of my uncle's godown. Tha was the best honey that I had ever had, even better than the Dubai brand that we use currently.
Picrel is that. It is close, but not as good as wild honey.
AZH+tp
No.360668
>>360645
I agree. The roof is a good place to start especially if there are some fruit trees around anon's house. In my old house, there used to be plenty of mango trees around. My current location has more jamuns and mulberry.
TztLzB
No.360670
TztLzB
No.360671
>>360668
i have prepared the roof with local wild flowers + some mustard plants and lemon grass. for attracting them bees
TztLzB
No.360674
>>360660
my location is near east mp
TztLzB
No.360675
>>360660
i tried contacting this spplier and that mc sent me the picrel
TztLzB
No.360678
>>360660
does hau ship pan india crowanon
AZH+tp
No.360679
>>360675
>picrel
Such people deserve to be lynched.
I will try to see if there are any decent bee-keeping groups in MP.
>>360674
>east mp
Good, the less urbanized, the better. Bees thrive in more in environments left untouched by humans.
>>360671
Very impressive anon. I can see that you are very dedicated.
>>360670
>rich
All by the blessing of Mata Lakshmi and the hardwork of my father.
True, you would probably not get an amazing colony in a place like MP.
Still, I am sure that there are at least some options there.
Let me find them.
Rum9UT
No.360680
>>360675
I think it is queen bee. You keep it and other bees will start gathering. Just a guess I'm not sure
AZH+tp
No.360681
>>360678
>ship pan India
Not sure about that. Let me check.
ICAR might have more reach than HAU, but the affsars there are mostly lazy babus. HAU researchers and professors are actually interested in field work.
I do know for certain that they even provide training programs and in some cases free samples for saplings and the like in HAU.
LwH+lo
No.360683
>>360681
whats icar
AZH+tp
No.360684
>>360680
That is not how that works, pyaare. The queen bee is completely reliant on the worker bees for food. She cannot even construct a comb or take care of her larvae alone. You also need lots of bees to maintain the hive temperature.
AZH+tp
No.360687
>>360683
Indian Council of Agricultural Research
LwH+lo
No.360688
>>360675
i think its a rendi bee
that you hang out in open so that wild bees run a train on it, thus making it a Kalony
AZH+tp
No.360690
>>360688
All queen bees are randis kek
AZH+tp
No.360693
>>360688
Anyways, if your colony dies not have enough bees, the queen will just die, and it will be over for your hive. Only the queen can reproduce, and she is practically defenseless without workers and drones.
Kind of like real women.
b2x0dc
No.360695
Hmm open bhach and see interesting thread about bee keeping
>Look inside
>Anons are busy calling queen bee (queen)
Great
AZH+tp
No.360697
AZH+tp
No.360698
>>360695
Typical BhaCh things.
LwH+lo
No.360702
>>360690
WHAT DId NATURE MEAN BY THIS
LwH+lo
No.360705
TztLzB
No.360707
>>360684
but do drone from other hive abandon their qeen
if they find the ABLA queen (picrel) alone in open
qoFw6a
No.360708
>>360707
pretty sure picrel is not a queen bee, it cannot survive alone like that for too long
TztLzB
No.360709
>>360681
I would really appreciate your input Crowanon
.Do update this thread on procurement, so that future nav ananas like me can escape neetdom
AZH+tp
No.360710
>>360707
Drones and workers are literally programmed to take care of the queen. Kind of like real men.
>abla queen in open
That would be a corpse pyaare. The queen bee cannot even survive outside of the hive. She will die due to the temperature difference before she dies of starvation.
That is not even a queen bee btw.
>>360708 What this anon said.
AZH+tp
No.360711
>>360709
Sure thing. I am glad that I can help out my fellow anons.
