Kenya Bee Hive,Top Bar Hive, Bee Keeping Hive & 10 Bars large 18", US $69.00 – Picture 0

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Kenya Bee Hive,top Bar Hive, Bee Keeping Hive & 10 Bars Large 18"

US $69.00

Osseo, Wisconsin, United States
Jan 30th

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KENYA TOP BAR BEE HIVE 10 Bars This KTBH is constructed with A and B grade pine lumber With out roof, Roof is an option The overall measurements of the hive body is approx. 18"x12”x13" There are 10 bars used in the construction of this unit, each bar has a wood comb guide cut into it and there will be 10 cut splines to place into the cut combs if you choose to use them. The unit has a bottom entrance for the bees. You may paint if you like but these hives are shipped with no paint or stain used on this hive. This hive will be shipped in kit form with assembly instructions, it will have all necessary hardware needed for assembly. These hive are sold without a roof. Just add yours own tin or plywood to the top to weather proof them. or Option: Two are available for the roof. Assembled 33.00 + 25.00 S&H=58.00 kit form. 18.00 + 25.00 S&H=43.00 To order option Ask for invoice total with your order request. The picture are showing the roof option. So what are top bar hives? The principle is simple: a box with sticks across the top, to which bees attach their comb. There are many variations on this theme and all have the essential guiding principle of simplicity of construction and management. There are no frames, no queen excluders, no ekes, no mouse guards, no supers, no foundation and there is no need for extractors, settling tanks, filters, de-capping knives... in fact no need for any other equipment or storage space, other than that provided within the hive itself. And if you have just spent an hour leafing through suppliers' catalogues, wondering how you can possibly afford to keep bees, that will come as some relief! So what does it really take to become a beekeeper? The essentials are simple enough: some sort of hive, a hat and a veil, an old, white shirt and - to start with at least - maybe some gloves - and the agreement of the people who share your living space. It doesn't matter whether you are a town or a country dweller, so long as there is an abundant and varied supply of flowering plants from early spring onwards. In fact, bees often do better in well-gardened, urban areas than in the 'green desert' of modern, industrial farm land. Building a top bar hive is no more difficult than putting up shelves and can be done using hand tools and wood. Top bar beekeeping really is 'beekeeping for everyone' - including people with disabilities, bad backs, or a reluctance to lift boxes: there is no heavy lifting once your hives are in place, as honey is harvested one comb at a time. From the bees' point of view, top bar hives offer weatherproof shelter, the opportunity to build comb to their own design - without the constraints of man-made wax foundation - and minimal disturbance, thanks to a 'leave well alone' style of management. So where do you get bees from? You can buy them or catch them, or if you are lucky, they will adopt you! Catching or luring a swarm is by far the most fun - and much easier than you might think. Bees swarm in response to their instinct to reproduce - mostly in spring and early summer - and the sight of a swarm in flight is certainly impressive. However, contrary to popular belief, this is the time when they are least likely to sting you: their only concern at that moment is to find a new place to live. So if you offer them the right sort of accommodation at the right time - such as a pleasant-smelling, cozy beehive - they are very likely to move in of their own accord. Many people become beekeepers by enticing a passing swarm using a few drops of citronella or lemon grass oil, or better still, rubbing the inside of the hive with pure beeswax. Capturing a swarm is not difficult either - holds a basket or cardboard box under their football-sized cluster on a tree branch and give a good shake! It is not always as easy as that, but it is rarely as difficult as getting a cat out of a tree. If you think you want to keep bees, I suggest you first get to know a local beekeeper who is willing to let you visit and handle their bees. Most beekeepers' associations have 'meet the bees' days during the spring, giving newcomers a chance to see inside a hive and test their responses to being surrounded by bees. WE ACCEPT ONLY PAYPAL PAYMENT & ONLY SHIP TO PAYPAL VERIFIED ADDRESS, THANK YOU. Plus sign up for special each month Powered by eBay Turbo Lister The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.

Condition	New other (see details) : A new, unused item with absolutely no signs of wear. The item may be missing the original packaging, or in the original packaging but not sealed. The item may be a factory second or a new, unused item with defects. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections.
Seller Notes	“New Construction The roof is an option”