Re: Steiner Beehives

[Michael Roboz]

Dear Wes,     Gunther Hauk in New York State is doing a lot of research into hexagonal supers, etc. for beehives.   [EMAIL PROTECTED] Business Information:   Company: Pfeiffer Center   Address:     260 Hungry Hollow Rd.       Chestnut Ridge NY 10977   Phone: 914-352-5020 ext. 20   Let me know the latest. I haven't seen a Bee Symposium for a least three years on this list. jim  jensen E-mail Address(es):   [EMAIL PROTECTED] was the bee symposium umpire. Cheers, Michael       ----- Original Message ----- From: Wes Watkins To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 4:33 PM Subject: Steiner Beehives Hello BDNOW Listers -   I am a novice beekeeper just starting with topbar hives. I'm curious to learn of 'Steiner designs' that may be different or provide improvements of topbar and Langstroth hives.   I have just run a websearch for 'steiner beehives' and among the returns was the following URL: http://csf.colorado.edu/archive/1999/bdnow/msg00149.html (this is also how I learned of the BDNOW site)   From the article presented at the above site (THE BIODYNAMIC HONEYBEE SYMPOSIUM), I tried looking for past Symposiums which were supposed to be available at the link: http://www.igg.com/bdnow but it returned the following URL:  http://pending.easydns.com/index.php3?FROM=www.igg.com titled _Easy DNS_ (?) Are there other URL's that might provide me with past BD Honeybee Symposia ?   Thank you. - Wes