I never thought about an entrance into the supers until you mentioned it. I like that idea.
This idea does work for a lot of people.
But people usually need to put bee escapes up over the top entrances during dearths and robbing season.
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I never thought about an entrance into the supers until you mentioned it. I like that idea.
Yes I think treating it as a nuc might work . I hate to lose any . Glad mine are gentle enough .Hope you can post a follow up on this later!~ I hope it works out for you!
I did see some videos on the internet with people experimenting with 2 frame nucs through the winter, and they did get them to survive!
So its possible~! And a fun experiment!
I could talk about bees all day!
IMHO, this is a heckuva buy for a motorized 20 frame extractor. A bit of an overkill for our situations.The bright side of this years honey crop was my not needing to buy an extractor.
IMHO, this is a heckuva buy for a motorized 20 frame extractor. A bit of an overkill for our situations.
https://wyoming.craigslist.org/grd/d/gillette-honey-extractor/7194044673.html
What I did was to scrape the comb off of the foundation, put it in cheesecloth and squeeze the honey out by hand. I would also hang the cheesecloth ball over a bowl to catch the dripping honey since it was not possible for me to squeeze it all out.So...what do people do before they can afford all these cool toys for honey extraction?
My dad used to use gravity and then squeeze it out by hand. I use a 2 frame hand crank that is manual that @R2elk thinks is medieval.So...what do people do before they can afford all these cool toys for honey extraction?
https://www.dadant.com/catalog/extr...85-economy-stainless-steel-extractor-importedSo...what do people do before they can afford all these cool toys for honey extraction?
Not medieval but takes too long for me when going through 50 to 60 frames in a good year. In those years my 3 frame extractor takes too many hand cranks.My dad used to use gravity and then squeeze it out by hand. I use a 2 frame hand crank that is manual that @R2elk thinks is medieval.