Foundationless?
diggity_ma
14 years ago
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Full StoryLast year was my first year beekeeping. They did great all summer long, produced a huge amount of wonderful honey, and then all died in the fall. No obvious evidence (to me anyway) of foulbrood, so I'm guessing it was mites. I found an interesting article and some other research to suggest that mite problems can be cured by going foundationless: http://www.bushfarms.com/beesfoursimplesteps.htm
I'm just wondering if anyone has any experience with this. I got a new nuke installed last weekend. I'm thinking of taking out a couple of frames in the brood super and cutting the plastic out (except for a 1-inch strip around the edges). Does this sound like a good way to start experimenting with foundationless beekeeping?
Thanks!
-Diggity
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