Follow up 7 days after inserting a double screened bottom board in a bee hive.
Please consider becoming a member of my channel and start receiving benefits by being one... besides my gratitude and appreciation. Click the link below and get started: / @jeffhorchoff . This video talks about and shows what happens 7 days after a double screened dividing board has been placed between 2 deep brood boxes. It also demonstrates shifting of brood boxes when the old queen winds up being in the bottom brood box instead of the top brood box where she normally would be found about 90% of the time. I hope the video will provide some good information for you and please leave your comments. Happy bee season! Thanks for watching. God's peace. Mr. Ed www.studiobeeproductions.com

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