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How To Split a Beehive. Fast and Simple Step by Step Method

This video shows you the complete step by step method for splitting a beehive using a fast and reliable approach that keeps your bees stable, prevents swarming and helps you create strong new colonies early in the season. In just a few minutes you will see the full process from opening the hive to selecting brood, choosing frames, balancing bees and setting up the new colony so it has everything it needs to grow. This method works for beginners and improvers who want a simple, calm and repeatable way to split a colony without stress or complication. You will learn how to assess colony strength before splitting, how to judge brood coverage, how to choose the right mix of capped brood, open brood and food frames and how to select frames with enough young bees to support the new hive. The video also explains how to check for queen cells, how to avoid accidentally moving the queen, how to position the split box, how to manage entrance orientation and how to reduce drifting between the two colonies after the split. We also look at how timing affects success, including when to split during the build up, how weather and nectar flow influence colony behaviour and how to ensure the split has enough resources to remain queenright. You will see how to decide whether to let the bees raise their own queen or introduce a mated queen, how long each option takes and how to follow up with inspections to confirm the new colony is developing correctly. If you want calm and simple step by step beekeeping training that teaches you how to split hives safely, manage colony growth and build strong, productive bees through the whole season, you can join 14 Day Beekeeper using the link below. 14 Day Beekeeper Simple step by step beekeeping training for beginners. https://www.blackmountainhoney.co.uk/... This course teaches you how to carry out safe splits, manage bees with confidence and build strong colonies with clear structured guidance.