Sale of beekeeping equipment, beehives, honey extractors and ripeners, honey and pollen from Valtellina

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The Kenyan Beehive will appeal to amateur beekeepers looking for a model that requires few controls and equipment. Equipped with a Plexiglas viewing window along its entire length. How does a top bar beehive work? The Beehive top bar promotes the natural behavior of bees nesting in hollow spaces, in fact, in addition to reconstructing a natural hollow environment, it does not involve the use of the wax sheet and leaves the bees free to form the honeycomb on the triangular bars. How much honey is produced with a Top Bar Beehive? Each Beehive produces an average of 20 to 50 kg of honey in a year. The exact amount varies depending on the type of honey, the number of bees, the blooms in the area but also the strength of a swarm. Top Bar Beehives take the shape of natural cavities, such as tree trunks. They are true "cottages" that provide the thermal insulation and space necessary for the birth of genuine honey with countless beneficial properties. A kind of small passive house inside which the bee can live life independently, protected from the outside and free to create its own Beehive with the wax produced, one hundred percent natural.

The Kenyan Beehive will appeal to amateur beekeepers looking for a model that requires few controls and equipment. Equipped with a Plexiglas viewing window along its entire length. How does a top bar beehive work? The Beehive top bar promotes the natural behavior of bees nesting in hollow spaces, in fact, in addition to reconstructing a natural hollow environment, it does not involve the use of the wax sheet and leaves the bees free to form the honeycomb on the triangular bars. How much honey is produced with a Top Bar Beehive? Each Beehive produces an average of 20 to 50 kg of honey in a year. The exact amount varies depending on the type of honey, the number of bees, the blooms in the area but also the strength of a swarm. Top Bar Beehives take the shape of natural cavities, such as tree trunks. They are true "cottages" that provide the thermal insulation and space necessary for the birth of genuine honey with countless beneficial properties. A kind of small passive house inside which the bee can live life independently, protected from the outside and free to create its own Beehive with the wax produced, one hundred percent natural.

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