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How long it takes bees to build honeycombs?
How long it takes bees to build honeycombs?
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If you are one of those rare species who don't know what a honeycomb is, let's begin with that.
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How Long Does It Take To Get Honey From A New Hive?
How Long Does It Take To Get Honey From A New Hive?
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How Long Does It Take To Get Honey From A New Hive? If you are a new beekeeper, then you would surely be eager to...
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Why Do Bees Become Aggressive?
Why Do Bees Become Aggressive?
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Managing and maintaining apiaries have become an increasingly common sight today. While some do it as a hobby which...
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How Long Does A Queen Bee Take To Lay Eggs?
How Long Does A Queen Bee Take To Lay Eggs?
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Every colony has a single queen bee – the one who rules the roost and is responsible for producing new bees. While...
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What Are Bumble Bees And Do They Make Honey?
What Are Bumble Bees And Do They Make Honey?
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A lot of beekeepers are often curious about other members of the bee family like bumblebees, which can be easily...
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DIY Honeybee Feeder Bags and June Gap
DIY Honeybee Feeder Bags and June Gap
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June gap is a tough time for bee colonies because there is a shortage of food for the bees. It is a very strange...
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Why Use Cypress for Beehives
Why Use Cypress for Beehives
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How to know, how many kg of honey i have There are a lot of beekeepers who want to do everything on their own. If you...
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This is the main reasons why you need a hive scale.
This is the main reasons why you need a hive scale.
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How to know, how many kg of honey i have A very important tool that any beekeeper will ever use is a hive-scale. Hive...
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How To Assemble Foundationless Frames
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How to know, how many kg of honey i have One of the most expensive things in beekeeping is buying frames. They can...
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What Is Queen Cup?
What Is Queen Cup?
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How to know, how many kg of honey i have Every beehive has a queen bee. Without a queen, a hive won’t be able to...
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Top Best Bee Boxes

17629 Views 13 Liked Posted on: 07/31/2019
 

Honey bees need a good residence to flourish and they never bear any offensive conduct. If you are new to the practice of beekeeping and have doubts, then you must go through this article to know how to make a residence for your bees.

           

The initial step is to spend in a good beehive box and luckily many options are available in the market. But the question is what to consider and what not.

 

·         Select a hive that obstructs drone production and increases the production of honey and brood.

·         Select a beehive box that is easy to set up.

·         Beehive box which is easy to install and uninstall. This will make the transportation convenient.

·         Wood material should be good and should not have insect holes or cracks. The thickness of the wood should be a minimum of 20mm.

·         It should be easy to produce honey.

·         Select the beehive box in your budget.

 
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