Using dummy boards | Becoming a Beekeeper | Episode 35
I'm back to the hives to add dummy boards. These boards make it easier to inspect the brood boxes as they can be easily removed to give you more space to move frames around and safely lift brood frames out of the box. While I'm adding these boards, I inspect all four colonies - the three Abelo 12 frame poly hives and the nuc that has the swarm I captured a week and a half ago.
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Double brood boxes | Becoming a Beekeeper | Episode 32
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