Breeder Queen Selection. An in-depth look at a breeder colony as they are moved to my mating yard @SourwoodFarm
Breeder Queen Selection. An in-depth look at a breeder colony as they are moved to my mating yard @SourwoodFarm
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
3/22/26. I should have also noted that the three colonies beside this breeder had washes of 20-30 mites in 300 and the one adjacent was moved so the foragers would have joined in with the breeder. That might have lead to the slightly higher fall count
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Breeder Queen Selection. An in-depth look at a breeder colony as they are moved to my mating yard

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