Here are some tips on Hive management according to Hive Tool:
* Place entrance reducers in the entrance.
* Check each colony for a laying queen.
* Treat with Terramycin every seven days until three treatments are completed to prevent diseases or use an extender patty.
*Leave one shallow super completely full of honey plus the honey in the brood chambers.
*Feed all colonies that do not have at least 40 pounds of honey stored. (A deep super or brood frame holds six pounds; a shallow super frame holds 2½ pounds.) A deep super completely filled will hold 60-80 pounds of honey. A shallow super completely filled will hold 25-30 pounds of honey.
*Feed a mixture of two parts of sugar to one part hot water.
* Check each colony for a laying queen.
* Treat with Terramycin every seven days until three treatments are completed to prevent diseases or use an extender patty.
*Leave one shallow super completely full of honey plus the honey in the brood chambers.
*Feed all colonies that do not have at least 40 pounds of honey stored. (A deep super or brood frame holds six pounds; a shallow super frame holds 2½ pounds.) A deep super completely filled will hold 60-80 pounds of honey. A shallow super completely filled will hold 25-30 pounds of honey.
*Feed a mixture of two parts of sugar to one part hot water.
picture is from our friend Donna Marie at "Honeybees-by-the-Sea" in beautiful Morehead City, NC.
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