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Native Bee Improvement Hive Forced Swarming and Artificial Swarming Procedure 1. Place a new hive on the existing hive. *Keep an open door open. 2. Carefully inspect the existing hive to find the queen. 3. Place the queenless hive into the new hive. 4. Divide the hive into two groups: one with a queen (old queen) and one without a queen (mating bed). *The mating bed is divided into four sections to ensure stable growth of the queen. *The hive with a queen (old queen) is organized around the consumption of the seal opening board and feeder. 5. Move the hive with a queen (old queen) to another location. *The bees that have moved out of the hive return to the original hive site and the hive without a queen (mating bed). *The hive with a queen (old queen) is organized around the in-house bees and young bees. Therefore, sufficient food is essential. 6. Measures for hives with queen bees (old queens) Remove queen cells and male cells Insert two empty bees to secure nest construction space and eliminate swarming. Ensure sufficient food supply as the number of foreign bees decreases. In an improved hive, mini bees can be swarmed into a square hive. Two mini bees can be combined for use in an improved hive. One mini bee can be used in a square hive (190). Hongcheon Agricultural Technology Center, Agricultural College, Korean Beekeeping Department, Field Training April 19, 2023, Director Jeon Yeong-min of the Forest Korean Beekeeping Research Institute Website https://koreanbeeshoney.modoo.at Blog https://blog.naver.com/koreanbeeshoney #nativebeekeeping #naturalbeekeeping #beekeeping