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MDS - Mediterranean Dark Star (Buckfast) - minimum order 5 queens
Buckfast bees selected in Sicily. In spring it develops quickly but without impulse to swarm. Collect a lots of pollen. Productive with strong nectariferous flows (like Orange). It bears hot, dry summers and rainy, windy winters well.
CDS - Continental Dark Star (Buckfast) - minimum order 5 queens
Buckfast bees selecteds in Sicily crossed with Atlantic Buckfast. In spring it develops quickly and is perfect for early flowerings and strong nectariferous flows (like Acacia). Collect a lots of pollen. Bears good hot summers and cold winters.
ADS - Atlantic Dark Star (Buckfast) - minimum order 5 queens
Buckfast bee selected in Atlantic France. Extremely sweet. In spring it develops fastly but arrives ready for harvest without impulse to swarm. Very productive on important nectariferous flows. Bears good wet and rainy winters. Due to its docility and low propensity to swarming, it's very good for urban beekeeping.
BDS - Boreal Dark Star (Buckfast) - minimum order 5 queens
Buckfast bee selected in Sweden. In spring it develops according to the rhythm of the season, and arrives ready for harvest without impulse to swarm. It bears very well long, cold winters. Accustomed to very short and intense seasons, it accumulates large amounts of Pollen.
MGS - Mediterranean Gold Star (Italian) - minimum order 5 queens
Italian bee selected in Malta. In spring it develops very quickly forming strong and populous colonies and is perfect for early flowerings like asphodel, pollination, production of new colonies or packaged bees. Productive with strong nectariferous flows (like Orange) can also take advantage of small blooms. It bears hot, dry summers and rainy, windy winters well.
CGS - Continental Gold Star (Italian) - minimum order 5 queens
Italian bee selected in north of Italy crossed with Atlantic Buckfast. In spring it develops very quickly forming strong and populous colonies and is perfect for early flowerings such as rapeseed, pollination, production of new colonies or packaged bees. Productive with strong nectariferous flows (like Acacia) can also take advantage of small blooms. It bears good hot summers and cold winters well.
AGS - Atlantic Gold Star (Italian) - minimum order 5 queens
Italian Bee selected in Finland crossed with Atlantic Buckfast. In spring it develops very fastly, and is perfect for early flowerings such as rapeseed, pollination, production of new colonies or packaged bees. Productive with strong nectariferous flows (like Acacia)can also take advantage of small blooms. Bears good wet and rainy winters.
BGS - Boreal Gold Star (Italian) - minimum order 5 queens
Italian bee selected in Finland for over thirty years. Extremely sweet. In spring it develops according to the rhythm of the season, and arrives ready for harvest without impulse to swarm. It bears very well long, cold winters. Excellent for queens breeding and royal jelly production. Due to its docility and low propensity to swarming, it's very good for urban beekeeping.
Carniolan - minimum order 5 queens
Carniolan bee selected in Slovenia. Extremely sweet. In spring it develops very fastly. To reduce natural swarming impulse of Carniolan bees, queens are mated with buckfast drones. Very productive on important nectariferous flows. Bears cold winters well. Due to its docility it's very good for teaching.
Black Maltese (Ruttneri)
Black Maltese (Ruttneri) bee selected in Gozo Island. In spring it develops very fastly. To reduce natural swarming impulse, nervousness and sensitivity to Nosema of Maltese bees, queens are mated with buckfast drones. Very productive on important nectariferous flows. Bears hot and dry summer well. Very good for pollination.
Minimum order 5 Queens
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