Langstroth hive

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A short video demonstrating how to set up a beehive for beginner beekeepers. by Anita Deeley at BeverlyBees.com This video features a 10 frame Langstroth hive and honey super. For a detailed description of the parts used to set up a beehive please read Parts Of A Beehive – A Beginner Beekeeper’s Guide. How To

While 10 frame Langstroth hives are seen as more “standard”, I noticed that many beekeepers are opting for 8 frame hives lately. And that’s no surprise. There are many benefits to 8 frame Langstroth hives. Benefits of 8 Frame Langstroth Hives Weight By far, the biggest benefit of using an 8 frame Langstroth hive is the weight. A super full of honey is quite heavy, and don’t forget that you’ll be lifting the super from the top of other boxes. Using an 8 frame hive instead of a 10 frame…

Are you looking for accurate Langstroth hive dimensions? We’ve pulled together the specs for a range of countries so that you get the right info.

One of the first things you'll have to do as a beginner beekeeper is to choose your hive style. In this Beekeeping for Beginners post we explorer top-bar and Langstroth hives.rn #beekeeping

Bees are remarkably adaptable creatures. For millions of years, they have been perfecting the art of establishing their hives and using the land's resources to grow and care for their colony. Long before there were any manmade beehives around, honeybees were taking advantage of naturally-o

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You might be asking is it cheaper to build your own bee hive? Absolutely yes! A new Langstroth beehive costs well over $150 but we made ours for only $17. That’s an amazing savings! Learn how we built our 10 Frame Langstroth Bee Hives for cheap

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While most beekeepers believe in frequent hive monitoring and protection of bees against threats like varroa mites, some beekeepers prefer a hands-off approach.