The difference is that in a forum everyone can put everything online. A blog must be placed by somebody who has access to the source of the website.
If you want to place a blog contact the administrator and your blog will be online within 12 hours. Same procedure to cancel your blog unless its outdated because of its content. Please add your name and contacts.
Simply send an email to: waltwieser@gmail.com or a note to: Walter Wieser 320 Coopers Cove Road Saint Augustine, FL 32095.
The University of Florida Veterinary Feed Directive system is online and active. If you need antibiotics for your bees this is required to purchase antibiotics, or a prescription from your veterinarian.
Now we have the VFD link: https://www.honeybeevfd.com/ working. If you don’t have a PC and/or email address then you will have to go to a veterinarian to get the VFD to purchase antibiotics.
The Saint John's Beekeepers Association has skilled members who can help you with any kind of honeybee - problems.
Please understand that e.g., bee removal is hard work, it requires time, patience and equipment. So, it won't be for free.
Call Keith, 904 810 - 3233
You are supposed to register your apiary! Friendly & competent inspectors will check your colonies ones per year for diseases and aggressive developments. Link to the apiary inspection website: http://www.freshfromflorida.com/Divisions-Offices/Plant-Industry/Bureaus-and-Services/Bureau-of-Plant-and-Apiary-Inspection/Apiary-Inspection
Saint Johns County does everything in their power to protect your honeybees. There will be no mosquito spraying close to your apiary if you are registered! Link to the mosquito control website: http://www.amcdsjc.org/
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