Product description
An essential equipment in the apiary!
Contrary to what some beekeepers believe, the core serves no, only, to create new swarms, It is, before, a key part in the planning and strategy of an apiary.
The role of the core is a multifunctional apiary, should, the apiary rely on a per core 2 or 3 beehives. Some of the advantages that provides the core:
- A core will allow us to mitigate the momentum of a swarm to swarm, accepting one or two frames of creation and bees - a strategy is to create new clusters in nuclei 4 a 6 weeks before the first bloom from very strong swarms;
- The core may serve to support the production of honey the strongest time of flowering, allowing strengthen hives with bees and creation, which should be made a 3 weeks before the start of flowering, and then, during the peak of the same, constantly;
- Replacing the Queen in hives that swarmed or, for any reason, They lost their queen, during flowering, allowing you to save honey production this hive;
- Strengthening of weak swarms, and providing them bees breeding;
- Transferring a weak swarm of a honeycomb core allows for protecting it against predators, pests and diseases, as a faint swarm, to be unable to hold all frames of a beehive becomes more vulnerable to the moth infestations and predation by wasps, for ex.;
- Who does not regret, already, not having a core hand to capture a wild swarm that found on your way?
- The strong contingent bees a core to which the queen was removed can be used in the production of honey;
- E sim, the cores are excellent to create new swarms!
Versatility
Reversible TimberBee The core can be used for all purposes mentioned above, with the additional advantage of being able to function as core holder swarms.
includes:
- box with 5 frames with or without wax;
- Clipboard tracksuit;
- perforated metal entrance door that can be closed to shipping;
- Roof echo which closes with pressure spring.
Comfort and Ergonomics
With wings front and rear, Reversible TimberBee the core is easier to handle than can currently find on the market.
It is much more comfortable to carry a core holding it in a normal position, than having to push the, introducing gloved fingers in conventional lateral handles, carved on wood.
Constructed with pine wood panels with 32,5 cm and 2 cm thickness, the core is TimberBee, equally, lighter than conventional cores.
And like almost all beekeepers suffer from back pain… easily agree that our solution is extremely convenient!
The wing on the entry becomes a porch on board flight, helping to prevent the formation of dew on board flight, allowing the dew morning foraging bees may leave the hive earlier.
Solidity
The bottom consists of a pinewood panel which is screwed to the core, for added strength. Two feet away pine keeps the soil swarm. The background is ventilated, for increased aeration and evacuation of moisture within the core.
