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This is a video about a Top Bar Hive that has turned aggressive.
It is moved to a remote location and the honey and brood removed and
the hive prepared to be converted to a Langstroth Hive and given a
new queen.
This is a continution of Part 1. We
cannot find the queen so a queen excluder is attached to the bottom
of the super, elevated and the bees shaken in front of the hive.
We are preparing it to receive a new queen. This is a continution of Part 1 & 2.
We have prepared the hive it to receive a new queen. A queen
is not available so we have taken a frame of eggs and young larva
from a 2012 Carniolan Breeder queen and will insert it in the brood
nest and then give the hive a 50/50 sugar water to help it get
started.
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Beekeeping Classes forming now. Classes will be on Sundays beginning at 11:30 AM and will include an IHOP style brunch. Brunch will include scrambled eggs, hashbrowns, turkey sausage and pancakes. This allows us to feature our various honey varieties. Classes are by reservation only. They are held to a maximum of 12 attendees. Cost is $15.00 per person. You will receive an IHOP style brunch, class instruction and a pint of honey of your choice. No children under the age of 13 please. Each class will run for 45 minutes with a 15 minute break. Classes will cover: Beginning with bees Where to get honeybees Building a honey and bee business How to rapidly expand your business Address: 4927 Prospect NE, Albuquerque. Go to north side of building. Make reservations by sending a text to: 505-688-6210 Classes are scheduled for: November 23, 2025 December 7, 2025 December 14, 2025 December 21, 2025
Orders are taken by phone: 505-286-4843 (click here to order by email) We accept checks, Zelle, Venmo and major credit cards
REFUND POLICY We do not offer refunds on orders of package bees, nucs or nucs in a hive . If you are not able to pick up your bees or accept delivery we will continue to hold the bees for you in a nuc or a single hive until a time when you can take receipt of them. If you are transferring your order to another person please send us a notice of transfer. Remember that PACKAGED BEES, QUEENS, Nucs and Hives is dependent on WEATHER and other factors which are out of our control.
Orders are taken by phone: 505-286-4843
We accept checks, Zelle, Venmo and major credit cards
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