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March 02, 2009, 01:50:26 PM »
I have the board out of my screened bottom to help with moisture control. We had 5 inches of snow last night and the temps will be doen to 13 tonight. Should I put the board back in to help hold heat or will there be a moisture issue with all the snow???
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If you have any type of ventilation at the top of the hive, you are just creating a draft up though the hive by having the bottom open. It will definitely be warm and easier for them to keep a larger brood patch with it closed. When I use to use screened bottom boards, I never opened them before Labor Day.
I know some will say leave them open all year round. But my experience has shown me that more brood will get raised earlier with them closed.
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Labor Day?
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Darn it, I always get Memorial Day and Labor Day confused
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