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William Lord <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 24 Sep 2020 10:29:00 -0400
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I am working up a slide set on efficient beekeeping and want to see what
list members do to simplify their beekeeping operations, whatever the
size.  I will deliver this to the beekeepers associations in Moldova -
where many beekeepers have unique hive designs that must be custom made.
We have worked with them to develop a 'national standard' dimension hive
but I want to show them other ways to simplify their beekeeping so they can
keep more hives with less work.

I know in my own small operation I always buy hive components from the same
manufacturer, have internal feeders in the same place on all hives, and use
simple tops and bottoms.  I also use double deeps for brood and mediums
only for honey, trying to cut down on odd sized equipment and frame
match-up problems.

any suggestions appreciated!

Bill Lord
Buladean NC

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