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<blockquote data-quote="Sailabee" data-source="post: 846" data-attributes="member: 75"><p>I hope that any videos of frames left outside with all bees having access to them are from overseas, as dong that is definitely not acceptable in NZ, because of the very reasons you state - yet another downside of watching overseas content too early in your beekeeping.</p><p></p><p>I used crush and strain bucket extraction for the first couple of years, until I worked out how badly addicted to beekeeping I was, and actually the price of extractors fell dramatically, so I bought one. Taking off the cappings does some damage, it is remarkable how quickly the bees repair it all - even when speed gets out of hand, and blows a hole through the frames, so no need to be concerned about it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sailabee, post: 846, member: 75"] I hope that any videos of frames left outside with all bees having access to them are from overseas, as dong that is definitely not acceptable in NZ, because of the very reasons you state - yet another downside of watching overseas content too early in your beekeeping. I used crush and strain bucket extraction for the first couple of years, until I worked out how badly addicted to beekeeping I was, and actually the price of extractors fell dramatically, so I bought one. Taking off the cappings does some damage, it is remarkable how quickly the bees repair it all - even when speed gets out of hand, and blows a hole through the frames, so no need to be concerned about it. [/QUOTE]
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