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This classic guide by Cornell University Professor Roger A. Morse focuses on the art and science of producing comb honey — honey harvested with the...
View full detailsSet a frame on the ground during an inspection and you're risking crushed bees, dirt in the comb, and a queen you can't find if she happens to be o...
View full detailsBefore honey can be extracted, the wax cappings sealing each cell have to come off. This electric knife heats a stainless steel blade so it glides ...
View full detailsThe solid bottom board is the floor of the hive — it carries the full weight of every box stacked above it, so it needs to hold up to years outdoor...
View full detailsAntCant Non-Stick Spray Keeping ants out of your hives just got easier. The AntCant Non-Stick Spray is a safe, effective barrier that prevents ants...
View full detailsThis is the fastest way to add a deep box to an 8-frame hive — the box, frames, and foundation come as one package, ready to hang and go. What You...
View full detailsThe heavy duty glove trades ventilation for maximum protection — double-layer goat leather in the high-wear areas (palm, fingertips) for beekeepers...
View full detailsThe inner cover sits below the outer cover and above the top box, sized down to fit a 5-frame nuc. Without one, bees will glue the outer cover dire...
View full detailsThe bottom board forms the floor of a nuc and carries the weight of everything stacked above it. Because this one's screened, it also lets air move...
View full detailsBefore honey can be extracted, the thin wax cappings sealing each cell have to come off. This knife uses a double-sided serrated edge that cuts cle...
View full detailsComb honey sells at a premium because it can't be faked — it's honey exactly as the bees sealed it, in edible beeswax comb, no extraction involved....
View full detailsGetting a kid into beekeeping gloves usually means a fight over which finger goes where. We designed these to be simple enough that kids can put th...
View full detailsA lower-priced alternative to the Original InstantVap with the same heating capacity — this compact version cuts cost by reducing size and removing...
View full detailsThe standard entrance feeder — a mason jar inverted over a Boardman base — is fine until you're managing more than a couple of hives or running thr...
View full detailsIf you're selling honey at retail, this is almost certainly the jar you want. The 16 oz classic is our best-selling plastic honey jar by a wide mar...
View full detailsThis 8-frame cypress medium box is the honey super that stacks above your brood boxes. Medium boxes run lighter than deeps when full, and in the 8-...
View full detailsGrafting means transferring a young larva from its cell into a queen cup without damaging it — a job that comes down to a steady hand and the right...
View full detailsThe Drone Brood Frame (Green Drone Comb) offers a non-chemical method to help beekeepers manage Varroa mite populations in the hive. Female Varroa ...
View full detailsThe Bee Bar Lid is a reusable plastic feeder cap that threads onto glass mason and Ball jars for inverted jar feeding, giving you a secure twist-on...
View full detailsA 10-inch hive tool that packs in more than one function. Beyond the standard pry end and J-hook frame lifter, this one adds a serrated edge, a cur...
View full detailsOften called the Kent Williams hive tool, this design combines the reach and leverage of a standard hive tool with an added lifter tab that makes p...
View full detailsA migratory cover keeps rain and sun off a nuc without the overhang of a telescoping cover. This 5-frame cypress cover sits flush with the box, so ...
View full detailsA dual-ended grafting tool for beekeepers who want more flexibility reaching into cells at different angles. Both ends are ultra-thin for precise, ...
View full detailsA simple, chemical-free way to clear bees out of a honey super before harvest. The Porter escape mounts over the inner cover hole with two angled o...
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