We have a brief discussion about overwintering hives in nucs and queens castles and then the possibility of changing our beekeeping techniques to having half of our hives in nucs.

This is a starting point for those people who want to be bee Friends and attract bees to their backyard. This is our starting level "how to attract bees" podcast.

We get to talk about some exciting hives today oh, I did forget about these particular hives and as I was looking through make sure that I got everything I said oh my gosh only the most exciting hives yet. These hives are ones that I haven't tried yet and the Slovenian hives look like a lot of fun. Come take a listen to this podcast!

This one is very short when it's talking about having bees in log hives and the history of some of this and well there's not much to talk about with the bee gum because it is such an intuitive thing, however it is something that is very idealistic and something that natural beekeepers love

Today we'll be talking about a certain type of hives that are near and dear to my heart, these hives allow you to do your beekeeping without lifting 60 to a hundred lb boxes

So in today's Podcast we will be discussing several types of hives and I've grouped these altogether because mud and clay hives were eventually turned on their end a top added and became skeps. So it just makes sense for us to cover all 3 of these hive types together. This , to me, is one of the most romantic type of hives available. I love them. Come take a listen to the Podcast.

Warre hive. A cross betweenhippy hive and home steader hive. Pros. No need for centerfuges or expencive tools... it is the "peoples hive" Come listen and see if this one is right for you...

This particular Hive comes to us from South American country called Chile they follow a permaculture method and are very hands-off with the bees.