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Allen Dick <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 21 Sep 1997 22:09:53 -0600
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> ... it shows the use of grain bag inner covers.  It appears that they
> are easily and quietly removed.
 
Canvas or burlap are popular inner covers, along with plastic sheets.
They have the advantage that they do not permit building of ladder comb on
th top bars, and do provide a good seal --- along with a way to 'peek' at
the bees by pulling back one corner.
 
We've uesed all these methods and prefer them to rigid inner covers, since
they require no scraping and are easy to tote around.
 
Also search under 'hive mats'.
 
Allen
 
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