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WLF1961
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Hello all, was wondering if any of ya'll read the article in March ABJ by Roy Hendrickson on pg 223. I read where he prefers to use a 10 frame hive body on top and a 9 frame med super on bottom for his broodnest. Just curious why just a 9 frame med under a 10 frame deep? Any of ya'll do this? I have 1 1/2 deep hives but both are 10 frame and the med is on top here in southeast Texas. Thanks for your thoughts.
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I'm not sure of his reasons for changing the spacing, but probably he expects the medium to be full of pollen and honey. Walt Wright keeps a shallow on the bottom for this.
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Michael: I do not understand. In situations where a deep and mediums are used, I have always read about the larger of the boxes being on the bottom. Why would a smaller medium or shallow be under a deep? The only reason I even notice this as strange is convention, so I am not arguing with the set up. I am just curious.
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http://www.beesource.com/pov/wright/bcsept04.htm
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