IEBA WEEK 11, 2026 HIVE INSPECTION
Welcome to our week 11 IEBA hive inspection. Thanks so much for joining us again this week. As we’ve shown over the last few weeks, this hive has gone from our number one super hive to one of our weakest hives in just a matter of a few weeks. The hive did not swarm it did, however, supersede the queen. Today we inspect for the new queen and we don’t expect eggs today, but we will be looking for new eggs. The drop in weight this week when all the other hives increased in weight was primarily due to them using their resources to build comb to be able to have more room for Honey. #backyardbeekeeping #iebabeekeeping #beekeeping #urbanbeekeeping #bees #beekeeper
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