dano
New Bee
- Joined
- Sep 9, 2009
- Messages
- 4
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- Location
- North West Ireland
- Hive Type
- Commercial
- Number of Hives
- 4
Sill newbee but after much reading of all the sites and modern bee approaches
could anyone maybe with a scientific bee background answer these few questions conclusively so I don't have to read through a hundred different answers which may possible work in other parts of the world but not appropriate for here.I live in north west Ireland a lot of rain here all year and windy most of the year with a lot of storms.30 degrees Celsius would be very warm for our climate it rarely freezes here and minus 7 would be really exceptional if we experience these low temps the temps would rise in afternoon.
Mesh floors have no drawbacks for me?
The most appropriate way to over winter both large hives and five frame nucs is with a mesh floor sitting on four inch skirt and the hive insulated on all sides and top
?
could anyone maybe with a scientific bee background answer these few questions conclusively so I don't have to read through a hundred different answers which may possible work in other parts of the world but not appropriate for here.I live in north west Ireland a lot of rain here all year and windy most of the year with a lot of storms.30 degrees Celsius would be very warm for our climate it rarely freezes here and minus 7 would be really exceptional if we experience these low temps the temps would rise in afternoon.
Mesh floors have no drawbacks for me?
The most appropriate way to over winter both large hives and five frame nucs is with a mesh floor sitting on four inch skirt and the hive insulated on all sides and top
?