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BEEKEEPING LEARNING CENTER => TOP BAR HIVES - WARRE HIVES - LONG HIVES => Topic started by: BjornBee on October 26, 2009, 08:33:31 AM

Title: Do you, or are you, going to have a Warre hive this coming year?
Post by: BjornBee on October 26, 2009, 08:33:31 AM
I am looking to discuss some coordinated efforts in regards to research with people having, or are going to have Warre hives this coming year. It requires no extra cost or specialized materials, beyond having the Warre hive.

For more details, please send me an email, letting me know your Warre hive experience or plans for this coming year. Contact email [email protected]  I will send out a preliminary outline detailing what we will be looking at.

Thank you.

Title: Re: Do you, or are you, going to have a Warre hive this coming year?
Post by: Buz Green on November 04, 2009, 01:11:52 AM
I built my first hive (a Warre) in march '09. I liked it pretty good so I built 5 more. By the end of the summer I had colonies in all of them (2 packages, 1 swarm and 3 cut outs).
Last month I harvested over 100 lbs. of delicious wildflower honey and combined my hives down to 4 to winter over. I am on the Palmer Divide at elev 6500' and to date we have already had 2 feet of snow.
I have also cut the parts for 10 more hives which I will assemble through the winter and by early spring I hope to have all 16 hives full of local colonies as I have found that there is no shortage of feral bees in this area.
I would be happy to share resources with any like minded beekeeper.
Title: Re: Do you, or are you, going to have a Warre hive this coming year?
Post by: charmd2 on November 08, 2009, 02:15:29 PM
Is there anywhere I can buy a warre hive?  I'm actually interested in trying one, but, alas, I did not get the carpentry bug, and I can't read plans to save my life.   
Title: Re: Do you, or are you, going to have a Warre hive this coming year?
Post by: BjornBee on November 24, 2009, 10:40:09 AM
I'm not sure where one could buy one.

Buzz seems capable.... :-D

Title: Re: Do you, or are you, going to have a Warre hive this coming year?
Post by: Cacklewack on December 15, 2009, 04:30:55 PM
We do sell fully assembled Warre hives. I don't think I can link to it, but you can search for Bee Thinking or click on my signature. There are a number of places selling Warre hives if you do a few google searches.

Cheers,
Matt
Title: Re: Do you, or are you, going to have a Warre hive this coming year?
Post by: bigbearomaha on December 15, 2009, 05:42:39 PM
 I sell assembled Warre hives in the Midwest. There are a few online sellers as well.

Big Bear
Title: Re: Do you, or are you, going to have a Warre hive this coming year?
Post by: specialkayme on September 28, 2010, 04:07:05 PM
Can anyone link me to a good site with plans for a Warre hive? One that is fairly accurate to the original plans?
Title: Re: Do you, or are you, going to have a Warre hive this coming year?
Post by: Robo on September 28, 2010, 05:02:08 PM
Quote from: specialkayme on September 28, 2010, 04:07:05 PM
Can anyone link me to a good site with plans for a Warre hive? One that is fairly accurate to the original plans?

Go to the source, Warre's Beekeeping for All

http://www.users.callnetuk.com/~heaf/beekeeping_for_all.pdf (http://www.users.callnetuk.com/~heaf/beekeeping_for_all.pdf)
Title: Re: Do you, or are you, going to have a Warre hive this coming year?
Post by: specialkayme on September 29, 2010, 01:06:41 PM
Sweet, thanks for the help Robo.
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