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Why is it  called a  Top Bar Hive?

Why is it called a Top Bar Hive?

The answer is surprisingly literal. A Top Bar hive is a long wooden box, usually about four feet, with wooden bars laid side by side acro...

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Jul 01, 2026 2 min read
Why is it called a Warré Hive?

Why is it called a Warré Hive?

A French priest enters the chat. The Warré hive is named after Émile Warré, a French parish priest, beekeeper, and, by every account, a p...

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Jun 24, 2026 2 min read
What is nadiring?

What is nadiring?

Hint: gravity is involved. Nadiring is a fancy word for a simple idea. It's the beekeeping technique of adding new boxes underneath the e...

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Jun 27, 2026 2 min read
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