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had long wanted to make us a visit, considering the inclement weather conditions of the past weekend, I apiculture theoretical.
the Radovljica beekeeping museum is located in the old town, in the main square. impossible not to bump into.
the exhibition, organized in 6 rooms, guides you through the main themes of beekeeping in Slovenia.
in the first room you start from the beginning, to get to half dell'1800 and Anton Janša and Glavar peter pavel, beekeepers / teachers / authors of international renown.
in the second half we started from room 800 and you get to mid-900. Here is the master anton žnideršič, inventor of the beehive that made the old kranjič hanging on a nail, I mean the one with the decorated doorways, which is given throughout the third stanza.

then continue with a room devoted to the biology of native breed Slovenia, Kranjska cebela or kranjska Sivka (Apis mellifera carnica ).

here is a real hive populated by observation, connected with the outside via a wooden walkway and glass, so you can see the bees, remove red carpet style. a part of this fourth room is dedicated to the representation of the bee. you can see coins, bank stocks, medals and other items depicting the bee. also in Italy, 2 lire coin, depicting a bee.

for those who no longer remembers the lire

in the fifth room is a reconstructed of the apiaries / house typical of Gorenjska. plus you can "play" with real hives, of course empty, and the tools for extracting.

in the sixth and last room, however, are occasional exhibition space, such as children's drawings on "bee" there these days.

the museum is not very big, but it is rich in objects and information and is worth every € 3 of admission.

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Tuesday I go to the apiary for a visit "serious" after treatments with bees antivarroa life and Apiguard var.
start from the family that first treatment was the strongest, to see if it was collapsed (as had happened to me last year) due to varroa infestation, or which are still well populated.
take off the lid, open the coprifavo and I find the hive full of bees. good!
a little puff 'of smoke, I get close to the diaphragm and immediately remove the bees get nervous, railing against my hands, the smoker, lever
... with a little 'difficulty I extract the diaphragm and placed it beside the hive, I rapprochement with hands to extract the first frame and a cloud of bees comes out against me, slowly I moved away a few feet so calm down and after a few seconds and a hearty puff of smoke, I repeat the operation. nothing to do, and so I get attacked again two more times.
decides to close everything and try with another family.
precaution to avoid negative excitations bee stings change gloves plans and uncover the weakest family apiary.
same situation, nervous and aggressive bees. was unnecessary continue. I close everything and sadly I put the gear and I'm going home.
I can not tell what caused this sudden irritability by families who had never experienced this aggressive nature. I think I can rule out a genetic trait and I am inclined, however, due to external causes.
strong infestation of Varroa strikes me as odd, I finished treatment 10 days ago, difficult to envisage an infestation such as to compel the bees to this behavior.
imports: rape and chestnut make nerve bees, but bees are in the area where there are these plant species and, above all, this is not the time of year when in bloom. but maybe there are other flowers that make children aggressive bees, wasps and hornets ...
: friends of the forum blame for attacks of these insects the nervousness of the bees. could be and I was foolish not to install the traps that I bought this winter.
I also thought of some treatments on culture, but in the area at this time there are only the vines that are definitely not having processed the harvest in progress.

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Board knowingly shoots sprout with the homemade DIY! BUY NOTHING DAY

These days, having been at Sana (International Natural), I tried to do shoots with a bud do it yourself. I used a linen bag, with immersion in the dark with a lot of the same seeds in for the first day, then I hung on the kitchen sink and wet morning and evening until you see the beautiful leaves, after about three days, then washed , drained and eaten! What a beautiful nature DIY!
There are many commercial shoots plastic or clay, but I'm thinking of making a recycling trays or plastic containers, we'll see .....