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- Build It Yourself - Equipment Plans in PDF format
10-Frame Langstroth Beehive - Barry Birkey The thumbnail image above is clickable, so you can see a larger image, but to download the actual PDF file to your system, click on the PDF attachment below
- Monitoring Temperature and Humidity on Beehives
Why does the humidity matter so much on a beehive and how do I control it? Temperature itself doesn't affect bees so much, since they can regulate their own temperature and the beehive's temperature On the other hand, humidity in the beehive has several negative effects on the well-being of
- BeeHive Inspection Form - Beesource Beekeeping Forums
BeeHive Inspection Form form inspections Jump to Latest 15K views 10 replies 7 participants last post by candyje May 12, 2022
- Bees gone - hive empty What happened - Beesource Beekeeping Forums
Freeze the comb for a couple of days, the store it in a cool dry place in plastic bags for next year It's the most valuable resource you can have when trying to start a hive What happened, I can't guess with the info you gave How long since you last looked at the hive If there was lots of honey and now it's all gone, the hive was likely robbed out Unless it has been a little while and the
- Hive entrance size. - Beesource Beekeeping Forums
I'm wondering about the hive entrance size I built my Langstroth hives to spec off of plans here, with a 3 8" gap between the bottom board and the hive body, however, I noticed that my friends commercially purchased hives have a ¾" "entrance" gap with a ¾" reducer The ¾" reducer does have
- 10-FRAME LANGSTROTH BEEHIVE - Beesource Beekeeping Forums
The species of wood used to make a beehive can vary depending upon what is available in your area The minimum thickness should not be less than 3 4" If you are using standard dimensional lumber, you can use 1x8 (3 4" x 7-1 4") for both shallow and medium super, and 1x12 (3 4" x 11-1 4") for the deep hive body
- Cleaning old hives and frames | Beesource Beekeeping Forums
Complete newbie here I picked up eight six hive boxes last week (see below) from a commercial beek who has gone out of business I've heard the cautions against purchasing used equipment, but for me and my finances, it was either this or not do it at all All of the boxes and frames are in
- Best, Cheap, Wi-Fi Camera to Monitor Hives.
What is a good Wi-Fi camera that I can mount by my hives so I can monitor them from my phone or home computer? The hives are about 100 feet from the home Wi-Fi unit that would be capturing and broadcasting the signal to my cell and or home computer in a different town (Again, there is a Wi-Fi
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