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What To Do Before Making Same Apiary Beehive Splits

This video shows you what to do before making same apiary beehive splits so your colonies remain balanced, calm and stable during the whole process. Splitting hives within the same apiary is completely possible, but it requires preparation to prevent drift, queen loss and population imbalance. In this step by step guide you will learn how to assess colony strength, how to choose the right frames for each split, how to judge brood patterns, how to manage flying bees and how to avoid the common mistakes that weaken both colonies. We look at how bees behave when new colonies are created close to the parent hive, how flying bees drift back to their original entrance and how to reduce this using entrance adjustments, hive positioning, controlled orientation and timed manipulation. You will learn how to decide whether the new split needs extra nurse bees, how to shake bees correctly, how to provide enough stores, how to judge space requirements and how to stabilise each colony during the first twenty four to forty eight hours. The video also covers how to manage queen cells safely, how to avoid damaging developing queens, how to choose sealed queen cells, how to position frames to avoid chilling, how to avoid leaving the parent colony overloaded with queen cells and how to ensure that each new hive has enough resources to raise or accept their new queen. These practical methods keep the colonies strong and reduce stress inside the apiary during a period where bees can become unsettled. If you want calm and simple step by step beekeeping training that teaches you how to make splits, how to handle queen cells and how to manage every part of the beekeeping year with confidence, 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 set up your first hive, how to make same apiary splits correctly, how to handle brood frames safely and how to maintain strong productive colonies throughout the seaso