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Christopher White gave a presentation about beekeeping at the Santa Rosa Honey Farm. He discussed installing packages of bees into hives and the multi-step process of getting them established. White also covered topics like smoking bees to calm them, dealing with swarms of bees, extracting honey, and winterizing hives to protect the bees. The presentation provided an overview of the beekeeping process from start to finish at the Santa Rosa Honey Farm.
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- 3. The Santa Rosa Honey Farm Beehives
- 7. The Installation Process Continues…
- 10. And Continues…
- 11. Bees Everywhere!
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- 26. What Do the Bees Eat at Santa Rosa Honey Farm?
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