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I use a plastic Langstoroth bee hives made from polypropylene. I find they have a lot of advantages to my style of beekeeping. but each to there own

I use plastic Langstorth hives there cheap and come with a 6 year guarantee. The rest of the world use Langstroth hives so you can find better deals on equipment. James

have we all signed up for the spring BFA convention?:sunning:

FIX lol well done mate

Hi Alice, I think the thread is talking about a different plastic hive to the one you have.

I have basically told them NO WAY but if anyone else wants to sell there honey Cheap please see below. Hi James, I need to place a Purchase Order tomorrow for 250kg of Honey – Expected delivery: 1 week of October Could you please confirm your price is £2.30/kg (Including delivery at place)...

Thats the plan Veg, training her on daddy long legs now lol

Hi Queens, I have a 9 week old Sprocker sat on my lap now, there great fun but very energetic so you do need walk them a fair bit. i will start training with her at about 15 weeks as i intend to have her as a Working/pet dog Her name is BEE LOL

I can guarantee palmadoc is not trying to sell them, I will say I've been running these hives for 3 years and i have never had one crack or twist, the main reason i went to these hives is for there durability, they come with an 8 year guarantee. I dont know of any poly or wood hive that comes...

being able to split the hive in two or three way's is a great advantage, i have 60 4 frame nucs which i have reduced brood space very easily. also i haven't experienced any problem with them being brittle what so ever.

Hi Chaps, Sorry for the late pick up on this thread I've been extremely busy in the spinning house a few points on the plastic hive unique twin walled hive body protects the bees from all weather extremes so there will be more foraging and less allocating resources for temperature control...

Great day at the auction, My report is 50lb tubes of honey didn't make the reserve (it was my friends) Frames were knock down price, £18-£20 for national Deeps. 20 lots of bees, first 4 went cheap as they had chalk brood £60-£100 the rest from £150-£200. picked up a few steels as Veg...

Queen Rearing under way up this end