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This Metal Queen Excluder is a grid with slots that are large enough for a worker bee to get through but too small for a mated queen to pass throug...

The solid bottom board is the floor of a nuc box — it carries the full weight of everything stacked above it. This 5-frame cypress board gives you ...

These 2-inch nails for Boxes are the ideal size for assembling boxes securely. It is designed to be hand driven with a hammer instead of a nail gun...

Frame wire loosens over time, and rewiring an entire frame just to fix slack is overkill. This crimper solves it faster — spoked wheels press small...

The Backyard Beekeeper, now in its 4th edition, makes the time-honored and complex tradition of beekeeping an enjoyable and accessible backyard pa...

This kit uses medium boxes for the entire hive — brood chamber and honey supers alike — so every box, frame, and piece of equipment is interchangea...

This kit pairs one 8-frame deep box for brood with one medium box for honey — a lighter starting setup than a double-deep, with room to add a secon...

This kit pairs one 10-frame deep box for brood with one medium box for honey — a lighter starting setup than a double-deep, with room to add a seco...

This is the fastest way to add a medium box to an 8-frame hive — the box, frames, and foundation come as one package, ready to hang and go. What Y...

A ready-to-use nuc kit built with medium boxes — for beekeepers running all-medium hives who want a compatible nuc on hand for splits, swarm catche...

Same trusted design as our standard smoker, scaled up. This one has an oversized fuel chamber for longer burn times between refuels — built for bee...

This is the fastest way to add a deep box to your hive — the box, frames, and foundation come as one package, ready to hang and go. What You Get ...

Beekeeping gloves have to do two things at once: keep bees from stinging you and let you actually feel what you're doing. These are goat leather wi...

The deep box is where your queen lays eggs and the colony raises brood — it's the working center of the hive. This 10-frame cypress deep box gives ...

The J-hook end makes pulling frames easier than a straight pry bar alone, while the blade edge on the opposite end handles prying boxes apart and s...

The telescoping cover sits on top of the hive year-round and takes the brunt of the weather — sun, rain, and everything in between. This 10-frame c...

Foundationless frames give bees a blank slate — instead of pressed foundation, they build their own comb from scratch, guided by a wooden starter s...

Foundationless frames give bees a blank slate — instead of pressed foundation, they build their own comb from scratch, guided by a wooden starter s...

A hive entrance sized for summer is too wide for a small or new colony to defend the rest of the year. This wooden entrance reducer slides into the...

A bee brush does one job: move bees off a surface without harming them. The nylon bristles on this one are soft enough to flex when they contact a ...

Assembling frames one at a time with a hammer and a prayer works fine for a handful — past 20 or so, it turns into a lot of wasted motion. This jig...

Hives sitting directly on the ground invite moisture problems and give skunks an easy meal. This folding stand raises your hives 14 inches off the ...

Each frame comes with 4 separate pieces — a top bar, a bottom bar, and 2 sidebars — that fit together with glue, nails, or staples to form the fram...

These 1 3/8-inch nails are the ideal size for assembling frames securely. Designed to be hand driven with a hammer instead of a nail gun. The head-...