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Flow hives another option for new, experienced beekeepers
Steuben Beekeeper
“I haven’t been stung yet this year.” Lyle Wanless poses with his three bee hives, which are covered with rhubarb to keep out mites. The leaves also conceal some tacks and nails that help ward off hungry animals, like raccoons and bears. Wanless opened up his flow hive to show the bees working studiously to build bring in pollen. - photo by Steve Van Kooten
In the summer months, there’s nothing quite as sweet as the taste of honey. This past month, the Ridge and Valley Beekeepers Club ventured out to rural Steuben, joining Lyle and Ann Wanless on their property for a member’s potluck.