Discover how the Kenya Top-Bar Hive (KTBH) efficiently co-produces significant honey and high-quality beeswax, offering a flexible, low-cost system for beekeepers.
Discover how pollen traps help beekeepers create essential protein reserves for feeding bees, supporting brood rearing, and ensuring strong colony development.
Learn why uncapping honeycomb is the essential first step in extraction. Discover the tools and techniques for a successful, high-quality honey harvest.
Unlock the benefits of frame hives: preserve wax infrastructure, reduce metabolic overhead, and achieve higher honey yields through precision management.
Discover the best manual uncapping methods for small-scale beekeepers, including hot knives, cold knives, and uncapping forks for efficient honey extraction.
Learn the key steps to install a pollen trap correctly, from sealing alternative entrances to monitoring your colony's adjustment period for successful harvesting.
Discover the essential storage needs for Langstroth hives, from seasonal equipment to honey processing gear, to protect your investment and scale efficiently.
A second hive provides a frame of eggs to save a queenless colony, plus equalizing strength, boosting weak hives, and diagnostic comparison. Learn the benefits.
Discover why Layens and top bar hives are inefficient for large-scale beekeeping and how the Langstroth hive standardizes operations for commercial success.
Learn essential steps to maintain trapped pollen quality, including daily collection, proper drying or freezing, and hive health management for beekeepers.