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Most people recommend joining a local beekeeper group, others recommend getting a hands-on mentor. I just read online info and then bought a few books and then just went for it. If you want bees in the spring, you HAVE to pre-order them now. Then you can pick them up in the spring. I suggest you buy a package which includes a queen and the workers. That’s what I got in the pictures above. It's a box with screens that you shake into your hive box. If only getting one package to start with, you only need to buy one hive box as they need to grow into a second box. Otherwise the bees won’t be able to protect the entire hive. After you research, you will choose which type of hive set up you want. I went with traditional. These days you can buy hives and supplies from local stores like some Tractor Supply stores or Atwoods. You can also order them online. Also buy a basic tool kit and a suit. It’s expensive to start up, but well worth it for me for my gardens, fruit trees, and of course the honey.

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Most people recommend joining a local beekeeper group, others recommend getting a hands-on mentor. I just read online info and then bought a few books and then just went for it. If you want bees in the spring, you HAVE to pre-order them now. Then you can pick them up in the spring. I suggest you buy a package which includes a queen and the workers. That’s what I got in the pictures above. It's a box with screens that you shake into your hive box. If only getting one package to start with, you only need to buy one hive box as they need to grow into a second box. Otherwise the bees won’t be able to protect the entire hive. After you research, you will choose which type of hive set up you want. I went with traditional. These days you can buy hives and supplies from local stores like some Tractor Supply stores or Atwoods. You can also order them online. Also buy a basic tool kit and a suit. It’s expensive to start up, but well worth it for me for my gardens, fruit trees, and of course the honey.

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Most people recommend joining a local beekeeper group, others recommend getting a hands-on mentor. I just read online info and then bought a few books and then just went for it. If you want bees in the spring, you HAVE to pre-order them now. Then you can pick them up in the spring. I suggest you buy a package which includes a queen and the workers. That’s what I got in the pictures above. It's a box with screens that you shake into your hive box. If only getting one package to start with, you only need to buy one hive box as they need to grow into a second box. Otherwise the bees won’t be able to protect the entire hive. After you research, you will choose which type of hive set up you want. I went with traditional. These days you can buy hives and supplies from local stores like some Tractor Supply stores or Atwoods. You can also order them online. Also buy a basic tool kit and a suit. It’s expensive to start up, but well worth it for me for my gardens, fruit trees, and of course the honey.

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Was Pence within constitutional law to have sent the dueling electors back to state legislature as Trump suggested in His speech on Jan 6 th ?

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TIP for peeling - If you presoak the eggs in vinegar and water before boiling, or put some vinegar into the water while boiling, the shells come off easily. I just place cooked eggs in cold water to cool down, then tap all around to crack shell. Then I gently squeeze it to crack it more and loosen from egg. Remove a couple of pieces and then gently pinch one end and the egg slides out of the shell. Quick and easy!

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I need this!

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So just a personal share that I really like using the Dash Rapid Egg Cooker to hard boil my eggs. It can cook a soft boiled, medium boiled, or hard boiled egg. Easy to do 6 eggs at a time which is about right for me! Now to use the egg slicer to add slices to my wedge salad.

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