Langstroth hive

Hive Components (UT Extension) Traditional hive parts are made from wood. The design and dimension of hive parts are based on the concept of bee space. Bee space was first recognized and promoted…

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The Langstroth -style beehive — named after Rev. Lorenzo Lorraine Langstroth, who invented it in 1851 in Massachusetts — is the most common style hive in North

The Beecentric Hive is an 8 frame Langstroth hive with Warre style insulated quilt and vented roof. Langstroth versatility. Warre Hive bee-centred focus.

A beginner beekeeper's guide to the parts of a beehive. by Anita Deeley at BeverlyBees.com There are many different types of beehives and hive configurations that beekeepers use. I'm going to talk about the most common type of hive, which is called the 10 frame Langstroth beehive. The picture above shows the configuration that I

While most beekeepers believe in frequent hive monitoring and protection of bees against threats like varroa mites, some beekeepers prefer a hands-off approach.

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This is my version of the horizontal langstroth hive.

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Langstroth hives are composed of three different sections. The brood box and supers are where the bees raise their brood and store pollen, nectar, and honey. They do so on frames within the box on which they build their comb on. In a Langstroth hive, the brood box and supers can have either 8 or 10 frames.

Langstroth beehives have standard measurements that vary depending on if it is an 8 frame or 10 frame hive. The 3 different box sizes are deep, medium, and shallow.

Here is one method of making follower boards for a Langstroth hive (also known as dummy boards). I made these for a deep brood box, but you can make them for any size box using the same method. 1. Start by measuring your frames from top to bottom and from side bar to side bar. […]