Bees Knees: Hive & Beekeeping

YOUR MEDICINES RECORD, READY FOR AN INSPECTOR: The veterinary medicine administration record you must keep for five years is now on the phone, laid out to match the official card: date, product, batch number, place of purchase, colonies treated, dose, withdrawal period and disposal. It shows the same rows and the same dates as the website, including the day each withdrawal period ends. Open it from the menu under Write it down, or from the print button on the Treatments list. SEASON REPORT: One page per year: colonies on the books at the start and end of the year, hives added, losses as they stand, inspections, honey from your own bees, treatments given, feeding, and money per currency. Pick any year that holds a record. Under Reports. INSPECTION HISTORY: Every inspection, hive by hive and in date order, the record book a bee inspector would ask to see. Filter to one hive or one year, or print the lot. Dead and sold hives stay in the book. Under Reports. HIVE QR LABELS: The app could scan a hive label and could not print one. Now it prints a sheet, three labels to a row, or a single label from a hive's page. The code never changes, so a label survives renaming, renumbering and moving the hive. Under At the hive in the menu, and in each apiary's menu. ALSO IN THIS BUILD: A colony rating left blank on the website used to show on the phone as 5. It now shows as blank, and stays blank if you edit the inspection on the phone. Editing an inspection that never recorded a time no longer stamps the current time on it. A hive label scanned while signed out opens nothing.