Dixie Bee Supply

Donald Kuchenmeister 292 Ashley Brook Dr. Lula GA  30554 (706)677-3502 email me at beekeeper4u2@wmconnect.com

Nucs| Queens|Packages|Beekeeping Supplies|Pollination| Honey Small cell Bees, queens, and packages.  Pesticide free since 1993.  Breeder of russian crosses.  Open mated. 50+ years of experience 30 as a commercial beekeeper.

Isn't this what it's all about folks???

Here's Don doing a natural treatment for Varroa Mites.  FGMO (food grade mineral oil) in a fogger.

Classes

Queen Rearing Classes :1 day class last weekend of every month in 2008 Limited to 10 people.  $100.00 for a Saturday. Organic Beekeeping Classes: 1st weekend of every month in 2008 Limited to 10 people $35 for a Saturday class. Wax foundation Class: 2 student class $50 call for appointment. Hive building Class: 2 student class woodworking class $50 does not include materials you are welcome to bring your own or buy on site. Call for appointment

Queens

Here's my small cell wax mill. This allows me to make all of my own foundation and know that the wax is 100% chemical free.

PRICES: Italian Queens are $25 plus shipping (approximately about $4.50 priority mail plus insurance) Russian Queens are $25 plus shipping Russian/NWC Queens are $25 plus shipping Breeder Queens $100 each Pick up only (these queens are in working hives so you can verify performance) Free shipping on 5 or more queens (insurance not included)

My solar wax melter in operation.

Here are some great pictures of some really nice looking queens.  (Pictures by John Miles)

Packages 2# packages are $65 queen of your choice (pick up only)

Nucleus Hives (NUCS)

Shipped NationWide 3 Frame Nucs $75 plus 2$ per frame exchange plus shipping 5 Frame Nucs $100 plus 2$per frame exchange  plus shipping Shipping and handlinghas been running $45 plus $8 for insurance on NUCS. (This price includes a reusable wooden NUC box) SHIPPING VARIES BY ZIPCODE

Above is a hive of my New World Carnolians

Do you all notice something missing here? No veils, gloves, or jackets??? Either these guys like pain or these must be some calm good-natured bees. (Picture by John Miles)

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All pictures by Steve Wiley unless otherwise noted