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Welcome to Kutik's,
where fine honey is a
tradition.
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Karen feeding bees in late winter in South Carolina. Sometimes one
feeds bees to keep them from starving. But late winter and early spring
feeding is often done to stimulate the queen to lay eggs, to produce
more bees for more hives.
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Modern beekeeping is a combination of an
ancient craft with the technological tools of our present era.
One does not become a master of keeping bees
in a short time. Despite centuries of culture, bees are still wild
creatures. Anyone who tries to bend the will of the bees will fail. The
master beekeeper "tunes" his own practices to help the bees accomplish
their desires.
Years of experience have taught Chuck
many of the bees' secrets, yet they always have new things to teach.
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February 2012: Preparations for
California almond pollination
2004
Photos
Power
Point presentation of
the year's cycle and our new home building.
Kutik's Honey Farm
285 Lyon Brook Rd. Norwich, NY 13815
607-336-4105, Fax: 607-336-4199
(February through May, we
are usually in South
Carolina 803-473-4205)
This page was last updated on February 4, 2012.
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