There’s very interesting documentary called “The Pollinators” that really gets into the whole national pollination business. Beekeepers move their hives around the country, traveling based on different crop schedules.
Yeah...that's sketchy. Location sharing on Google Maps is the easy way to accomplish that. Hidden tracker in the car? My wife and I would be having words. My Pixel popped up with a tracker alert when the AirTag I put on my motorcycle was detected. I thought that was reassuring.My wife put an AirTag in my car recently claiming it was so she'd know if I had already left Costco, grocery store etc. if she had forgotten to put something on the list. Not living in the Apple ecosystem, I didn't know it was there until my daughter asked me about it when she borrowed my car. My wife never said anything. I told her I don't think she'd be so forgiving if I were hiding tracking devices on her
There’s very interesting documentary called “The Pollinators” that really gets into the whole national pollination business. Beekeepers move their hives around the country, traveling based on different crop schedules.
It’s worth checking out, even though it does seem to go on a little long.
I think it’s available on YouTube and Prime.
I can't find the picture. But I was leaving a job in Chicago and someone had a couple hives in a little garden. Chains wrapped around the hives and locked.
Package bees are bees shaken from multiple hives. Shake them into a funnel directly into a "cage". I haven't had to buy packages in a while, but I always bought 3# packages. Roughly 10,000.
Lol, that’s not how they are sold, that’s what happens when the owners of the company that’s ran well for a decade and a half hire a bunch of “experts” in their field, buisness administration ,logististics, inventory, hr, and so on come in with zero experience in the field and demand that the impossible be done through shear ignorance of how any of it works.
Feels like a lot of industries are that way.
