Comments on: Beginning Beekeeping : How to assemble bee hive frames http://www.gardenfork.tv/beginning-beekeeping-how-to-assemble-bee-hive-frames Cooking, DIY, Gardening, Green Videos & Podcasts Sun, 12 Feb 2012 04:32:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Eric Gunnar Rochow http://www.gardenfork.tv/beginning-beekeeping-how-to-assemble-bee-hive-frames#comment-22660 Eric Gunnar Rochow Mon, 09 Jan 2012 02:07:59 +0000 http://www.choplogic.net/thegreenhouse/test1/?p=733#comment-22660 yeah, i am wary of the foam residue of polyurethane glues, the regular wood glue works for me. thanks for the note, eric. yeah, i am wary of the foam residue of polyurethane glues, the regular wood glue works for me. thanks for the note, eric.

]]> By: Andrew Norman http://www.gardenfork.tv/beginning-beekeeping-how-to-assemble-bee-hive-frames#comment-22573 Andrew Norman Sun, 08 Jan 2012 07:47:52 +0000 http://www.choplogic.net/thegreenhouse/test1/?p=733#comment-22573 Eric, thanks for the heads up on the info on Gorilla Glue. A lot of site mention that they use it with bees and that its food safe once it cures, but it seems like Titebond 3 is the safer waterproof glue option Eric,
thanks for the heads up on the info on Gorilla Glue. A lot of site mention that they use it with bees and that its food safe once it cures, but it seems like Titebond 3 is the safer waterproof glue option

]]> By: Eric Gunnar Rochow http://www.gardenfork.tv/beginning-beekeeping-how-to-assemble-bee-hive-frames#comment-1749 Eric Gunnar Rochow Thu, 06 May 2010 02:19:36 +0000 http://www.choplogic.net/thegreenhouse/test1/?p=733#comment-1749 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. 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.

]]> By: Johanna Boynton http://www.gardenfork.tv/beginning-beekeeping-how-to-assemble-bee-hive-frames#comment-1748 Johanna Boynton Wed, 05 May 2010 23:03:03 +0000 http://www.choplogic.net/thegreenhouse/test1/?p=733#comment-1748 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! 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!

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