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May 03, 2005, 08:12:23 PM »
I recently heard about running hives with only one brood box versus two. I have always used two and somtimes wintered with 2 1/2 boxes here in New England. However, I would like to learn about experiences with a one box system, What are the advantages and disadvantages? Any special care needed to prevent awarms?
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May 04, 2005, 12:05:51 PM »
In New England too, I use two and will continue to use two. I havn't lost one yet in the winter.
Anything is possible
Gus S use to overwinter in in some nucs!
R. Taylor use to keep a medium under a deep as a brood chamber to do cut-comb honey. He would frequently remove frames to make up new nucs (and as swarm control) this would give a larger brood nest that just one deep and the the deep frames would be on top to be easier to remove.
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May 05, 2005, 11:54:07 AM »
The hives I've seen here in South Florida mostly use one box. The ones I've seen are for pollination. I have a two box system for now, but will be splitting it into two hives with one brood box each. We use lots of supers and no queen excluder.
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