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What are the ways in which use to put a new queen in the hive?
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yaser al khuja
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making a push in cage out of hardware cloth is nice. let the attendants out, put her on a comb with some open brood cells, put the cage over her, and once she starts laying she should be accepted.
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http://www.bushfarms.com/beesfaqs.htm#pushincage
here is some info on the push in cages.
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The push in cage is by far the most reliable (put over emerging brood). A candy release from a cage with no attendants would be next and a candy release from a cage with the attendants still there is the simplest, but less reliable.
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