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Caring for Dead Hives - Video

As winter approaches, many beekeepers face hive losses. With about 40-50% of hives typically dying each year, new beekeepers may experience even higher losses. However, the equipment from dead hives, including drawn-out honeycomb with honey and pollen, retains significant value for future use. This equipment can be cleaned and stored safely, with some mold or mildew not posing major concerns. Take a look at this short video where Blake talks about some quick easy tips to preserve the valuable assets a dead hive leaves behind.  

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