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| Body | When can I get queens?<br /> Queens are available in April through July 4th, but sometimes much later, depending upon the season. Favorable weather is needed for queen production.<br /> <br /> How and when do I order?<br /> We accept orders starting in early January and accept orders throughout our season. Our pricing is determined in mid-to-late January. Payment is required prior to shipment. The best way to order is to call us, as we do not have an official online ordering system. You can, however, email us at jmonroe12342002@yahoo.com as this is the preferred method to communicate your needs and we will get back to you as soon as possible.<br /> <br /> Do you guarantee my order date? Why is my queen order delayed?<br /> Most of the time your order will ship as scheduled. However, like all types of agriculture, beekeeping, particularly queen rearing, is dependent upon weather. Nature is not always predictable.<br /> Our queen production begins with production of queen cells. For a sufficient volume of queen cells to be produced each day, the breeder queens must have favorable weather to produce healthy larvae which is grafted into queen cups, placed in cellbuilder hives, incubators, then baby nucs. The cornerstone of queen production are these nucs, within which the queen cells will hatch. <br /> The queen cells hatch in their nucs and the virgin queens fly off to mate. Mating weather cannot be too cool or rainy as neither queens nor drones will fly for mating. Very windy days are not ideal for mating, as the queens can get blown off course. Very dry weather will affect the availability of nutritious forage for the bees. Very hot weather can cause the bees and queens in the mating nucs to fly away before they can be caged.<br /> Nature must cooperate in so many ways to make your order happen. We follow the same schedule for our bee and queen production every year with minor adjustments. Conditions vary from year to year, and this does sometimes affect our production schedule. If your package or queen is delayed, it is almost always because of weather or another factor out of our control.<br /> <br /> Do you guarantee your queens?<br /> We are confident that you are getting a high quality product based on our experience of producing queens. Our team in each step of production is highly trained and practiced in the process. <br /> Unfortunately, things can go wrong when dealing with Nature. Not every queen will be accepted or lay perfectly. Even in our own requeening program this is expected. Nowadays, there are numerous factors that affect the health and success of a hive. Chemicals, treatments, parasites, viruses, fungus, lack of food, malnutrition, bad weather, and even certain types of nectar or pollen can negatively affect your hive. It seems that new variables arise often, and it can take time to identify a factor which might affect your hive health or the queen's viability.<br /> Your queens are caged only when they have mated and are laying normally. Then they are shipped to you via reliable sources. You are more than welcome to arrange in person pickup if you prefer. We trust our shipper and they do an excellent job overall. However, we have no control over what happens to the queens after they leave our ranch.<br /> If you have an issue with your queen, we will first have a discussion to determine what might have happened. Many times the problem is created by the beekeeper or the beekeeper's environment. Other times, it's unknown. We will try to be fair with you and work something out if you have a problem, but there are no "guarantees" in nature. We are very proud of our queen program and want you to have a positive experience--you are the reason we are still in business!<br /> Please feel free to contact us at either 256-479-8519 or 256-872-1113 for more information.<br /> <br /> Respectfully,<br /> Jeff & Adler |
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