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Hive & Housing

A hive is a compromise between what a colony wants and what a beekeeper can lift. These are the boxes, bases and dividers that decide how a colony builds, how it is managed, and how heavy your back is at harvest.

Langstroth Hive — The movable-frame box that made modern beekeeping possible.
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Langstroth Hive

The movable-frame box that made modern beekeeping possible.

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Flow Hive — A super of split cells that drains honey at a tap.
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Flow Hive

A super of split cells that drains honey at a tap.

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Top-Bar Hive — One long trough, bars instead of frames, and no lifting.
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Top-Bar Hive

One long trough, bars instead of frames, and no lifting.

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Queen Excluder — A slotted sheet the workers pass but the queen cannot.
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Queen Excluder

A slotted sheet the workers pass but the queen cannot.

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Hive Stand — Keeps the hive off the ground, dry and out of reach.
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Hive Stand

Keeps the hive off the ground, dry and out of reach.

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Entrance Reducer — A small strip that turns a wide doorway into a defensible gate.
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Entrance Reducer

A small strip that turns a wide doorway into a defensible gate.

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Uncapping, spinning, filtering and bottling — turning capped comb into jarred honey.

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