@DextersShed@adagna I thinks some good ideas come from discussions and being able to see the merits and experiences of others certainly helps. But without necessity being the mother of invention, there would never be progress. This discussion has given me food for thought.
I was wondering why Beeks with new swarms don’t put Queen excluder’s below the Queen in the brood box to keep here there until established as a Queen right hive - you guys got any thoughts on that?
ValliI, you stinker, I am NOT “hearting” this![quote=“Valli, post:63, topic:443, full:true”]BTW I finally now have a fully functioning hive, with a bottom screened Verroa board. I just need bees![/quote]I am a WAY to pea green with envy to this!!
Thanks @sara - @Rodderick I’m going to collect a Nuc on Tuesday in Wales that will be inspected when I’m there, so I will have a clean bill of Health on them
Hello,
If one were to order the 10 frame box with the 7 flow frames, does that include the top board and the roof? even though one does not order the Brood box to go with it. Thank you
I’m sorry but it doesn’t include the roof. We are looking into selling everything individually but it could be a few weeks off. We will let you know when we update the shop.
Looking, observing, taking appropriate action such as chemicals/essential oils - dependent on style of bee keeping, traps, physical counts from Screened bottom boards, Sugar shaking, Drone Culling, Basically an integrated system to help control pests not just a blanket once off treatment -it fits in with the bee life cycle and the seasons
Oh I know all that Valli. I meant the Flow announcement about the mesh floor on our long awaited hives having an integrated pest management system. …which I’m assuming is a cortex sticky board…?