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Beginning Beekeeping : How to assemble bee hive frames

Posted by Eric Gunnar Rochow on Oct 7th, 2009 and filed under Beekeeping TV. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

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Part of our series of beginning beekeeping videos, watch as we show you how to assemble bee hive frames here.

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2 Responses for “Beginning Beekeeping : How to assemble bee hive frames”

  1. Johanna Boynton says:

    hello,
    i love watching your bee tv! i am planning to start my first hive next spring. i know you use a 10 frame hive, but do you know any thing about the 5 frame hives?
    thank you!

  2. Eric Gunnar Rochow says:

    thx johanna,

    5 frame hives are called Nucs, short for nucleus, they are meant for breeding queens, catching swarms, and other specialized uses.

    if you want to have bees, you should get either a 10 frame hive or an 8 frame hive, either one should have a screened bottom board.

    i’ll be doing a post about what i think a beginning beekeeper should purchase.

    thx, eric.

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