Hello Readers,
After my post of march 20th I actually did find some time to continue the work on my project.
I went out and bought some materials; this is the result:
First dry-fitting the plywood in:
Seeing the cut-outs were good I glued it all together with TEC7 and cut out a long piece of insulation board so the frames can 'sink in' the hive.
After that I filled up the wholes and free spaces with insulation foam...
Now I'll wait for it all to set and next up is finishing the top layer. So you can't see the foam or insulation board anymore, and also preventing the bees to get to it.
Today, 21st I had a dayshift at work and didn't check on the bees after 04:30 in the morning. And there was nothing to be seen then (as it was still dark and also below 0°C that shouldn't come as a surprise)
Bob Out
Welcome to my blog. I'll be keeping a logbook of sorts on here to track my progress (if any) concerning keeping bees. I had my first bees 27th of february 2018. I plan on having bees treatment free and I expect to bump into some people that don't agree with my methods. Time will tell how to look back on my own methods. Enjoy!
Sites to visit - Nine Lectures on Bees - lecture one.
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