Why the Japanese like to keep bees in lattice hives

The tips are as follows:

1. Expanding the box: The lattice hive can expand the space in the box by stacking the boxes, which is done by adding a layer of empty boxes below the top box after it is full of spleens, so that the swarms of bees can build spleens all the way down, which is how the swarms of bees build spleens in the natural environment.

2, cut honey: lattice beehive honey can be done without harming the bees, the specific method is the top of the honey storage cover can be steel wire or fishing line as a cutting tool, to the middle of the two layers of lattice boxes can be cut, honey out of the lattice box and then stacked in the bottom lattice box.

3, split bees: lattice beehives can only be naturally split bees like barrel beehives, the specific approach is to split bees on duty around the beehive, natural split bees when the swarm will be in the vicinity of a certain height of attachments on the group, this time the beekeeper should take the opportunity to search and arrest the swarm back.