Beekeeping

[BackRoad]

You don't seem to do anything without a reason...

So why process on the trailer? Is it so it can be cleaned up outside of your shop?

 

[CloverKnollFarms]

You don't seem to do anything without a reason...

So why process on the trailer? Is it so it can be cleaned up outside of your shop?

#1 the extractor needs to be anchored to something.

#2 the trailer jack allows me to tilt it rearward to facilitate flow out the valve.

#3 the height is perfect to run it from extractor to strainer bucket to bottle

#4 easy to move to my other shop to pressure wash after use.

 

[EddieWalker]

You don't seem to do anything without a reason...

So why process on the trailer? Is it so it can be cleaned up outside of your shop?

I like how you worded this. I was wondering the same thing.

 

[CloverKnollFarms]

I am a bourbon/whiskey afficianado... So I am making a little bourbon infused honey and marking it with special wax stamps.

 

[Torvy]

I am a bourbon/whiskey afficianado... So I am making a little bourbon infused honey and marking it with special wax stamps.

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What ratio? Wife does the bees AND she's the bourbon fan.

 

[CloverKnollFarms]

What ratio? Wife does the bees AND she's the bourbon fan.

I used 1.5 tbsp per pound of honey. Proof was 120.

 

[Torvy]

I used 1.5 tbsp per pound of honey. Proof was 120.

What bourbon? She tends to shy way from the high proof stuff.

I like bourbon as a flavoring. I usually put a Tbls in my pecan pies.

 

[CloverKnollFarms]

What bourbon? She tends to shy way from the high proof stuff.

I like bourbon as a flavoring. I usually put a Tbls in my pecan pies.

This was a Stellum cask strength single barrel selection.