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The Americana Hiving System is influenced by the Slovenians Style Hive and Beekeeping Methods.
Beekeeping, a fascinating subject that has been studied since man could think, I would argue one of the many first experiments with other life forms in the earths environment. An experiment that continues on to the minutes you read this. My hope here is that you will see the simple benefit of helping a seemingly small creature. A creature that does for the environment, a space shared by all, man and beast alike, the environments we share, made more beautiful and plentiful, large in part only, because of the honey bee.
The modern American Beekeeping Industry has been running primarily with the Langstroff system of beekeeping since the 1800s. Over the last 30+ or so years new threats to bees have taken root. What has changed that is allowing this to happen and how can it be corrected? The experts in bees and big Pharma have been looking at the serious issue of the Varroa destructor mite. As they see it in the “Langstroff light” they are looking to correct it within that paradigm. Work with what you have, work with what you are used to knowing what works, correct the issues and problems within that mind set. But from what I am reading and learning about bees and varroa, I must wonder if maybe the answer isn’t so much an external chemical corrective approach to exterminate the mites as much as it could be more an internal environmental condition approach with regard to how the bees living area is the possible cause.
Many solid business platforms have been supported caring for this omni important life form. Properly administered time tested practices that span mankind’s known records in keeping bees still used today in other parts of the world, are there to be capitalized on for those with the vision. Practices not familiar to American beekeepers need to be brought out here to America to help keep our American bees better, alive and healthy!
Americana Hiving System 
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got it, thanks. Have any tips on getting my site more google / bing / any other search engine visible?
Please LMK
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Greetings back
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Thank you Dr. Jurica
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Looks great Buddy….Like the new pages and your photograph in bee uniform…Keep it up….
Jim
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thanks, have had a lot of good training thanks to Digithead! Made some more changes, check em out, let me know what you think, All critique and comments welcome
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If you want to use the photo it would also be good to check with the artist beforehand in case it is subject to copyright. Best wishes. Aaren Reggis Sela
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Hello, sorry for the delay.
I would not wish to violate anyone with regard to intellectual property. If you would please be more specific with regard to which image you are indicating as to what copyright material is being used.
Thank you so much for 1) Looking at my website and 2) Caring enough to let me know about a possible issue.
Are you a beekeeper?
Bee well
Chip
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Hello, received your message about joining my blog. I am new to this and I just learning how to work this medium. As I figure this out I will gladly do that for you but right now please keep checking back to see the new things coming to beekeeping next year.
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If you want to use the photo it would also be good to check with the artist beforehand in case it is subject to copyright. Best wishes.
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already did
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Admiring the time and energy you put into your blog and in depth information you provide.
It’s nice to come across a blog every once in a while that isn’t the same out of date rehashed
information. Excellent read! I’ve bookmarked your site and I’m adding your RSS feeds to my Google account.
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