Long neck yellow figs in greenhouse.
Roselle hibiscus in greenhouse. I hear these make a good citrus flavor tea.
Conflicting intel, I bought red wigglers early this year and set them up in a bathtub where they thrived. I then spread them around, the raised beds and some of the greenhouse wicking tubs. Holy cow, they exploded in the wicking tubs.
It appears as though the tubs that have worms are not growing the seeds planted ? Many say they only eat decaying matter, others say they will eat some seeds. I'm leaning towards they eat seeds, or I'll at least blame them. So I'm now transplanting young plants to those tubs. On a good note worms are doing excellent, I wish they didn't taste so bad.
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It appears as though the tubs that have worms are not growing the seeds planted ? Many say they only eat decaying matter, others say they will eat some seeds. I'm leaning towards they eat seeds, or I'll at least blame them. So I'm now transplanting young plants to those tubs. On a good note worms are doing excellent, I wish they didn't taste so bad.
.More OTC medications to disappear come 2023. Comes as no surprise. Bad words.
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Another link. Prescription only 2023.
livestock.extension.wisc.edu
Are you ready? Antibiotics for livestock will be prescription only in 2023
The FDA’s Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) plan for supporting veterinary antimicrobial stewardship will be fully implemented in 2023 when all remaining over-the-counter (OTC) antibiotics are switched to prescription-only status. The medically important antibiotics (used by humans and...
Will they stop them from coming from Mexico
This week got warm enough to open the bees. Lost a hive in the recent freeze
Looks like they had full stores so I'm gonna extract it. Second hive had minimal stores, colony was about softball sized, didn't see it at first, topped it off with sugar but doubt it will make it.
First season beekeeping in OK, having a hard time judging seasonal changes from what I'm use to. Also had my hives set up for max ventilation like a wet Northwest winter so maybe they got chilled.
Looks like they had full stores so I'm gonna extract it. Second hive had minimal stores, colony was about softball sized, didn't see it at first, topped it off with sugar but doubt it will make it.
First season beekeeping in OK, having a hard time judging seasonal changes from what I'm use to. Also had my hives set up for max ventilation like a wet Northwest winter so maybe they got chilled.
Tropical Passion fruit made it through unscathed, so far...Real winter is not here yet.
1st year gains.
1st year gains.
I need to pop mine open. I was very successful when I treated for varroa mites in August. I wanted to brood cycles before winter with low mite count. Last couple of years I got lazy and didn't treat for mites and had small clusters going into winter.This week got warm enough to open the bees. Lost a hive in the recent freeze
Looks like they had full stores so I'm gonna extract it. Second hive had minimal stores, colony was about softball sized, didn't see it at first, topped it off with sugar but doubt it will make it.
First season beekeeping in OK, having a hard time judging seasonal changes from what I'm use to. Also had my hives set up for max ventilation like a wet Northwest winter so maybe they got chilled.View attachment 326965View attachment 326966
That could be my issue, I was gonna hit em with OAV but was unsure on timing ( and needed to order OA). I have always ran small cell foundation and screened bottom and have been ok without treatment before, but I was also running survivor stock/ Russian hybrids.
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