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CONSULTATION ON BEE KEEPING.
Explore our diverse services focused on quality and satisfaction.
Apiary management
This includes skills and techniques beekeepers will use to maintain healthy hives in order to achieve optimum production of honey and its by-products. We are at your service for consultations, get in depth knowledge and skills covering techniques about installation of apiary sites and the strategies that should be adopted in the different seasons for maintaining hives. Hive management includes but not limited to colony feeding process,hive expansions during spring and box removal after the honey is harvested in the fall.
Disease controls in hives.
Bee colonies will always be at a risk of contracting some common fungal diseases like Chalk Brood, Stone Brood and Viral diseases etc. Our experienced consultants guide beekeepers through the process of nursing the bees back to health and prevent their recurrence.
Business channels and marketing
Producing great quantity and quality of honey, wax and bee venom is not enough to assure a beekeeper in the business of apiary products . Beekeepers need to have access to markets to trade and get a great value for their products. Thus we guide the new and emerging beekeepers considering the markets they can access with their specific product niches.
Hive interior cleaning.
We remove any dead bees from the structure to avoid the corrosive substances released by dead insects.
Construct windbreaks
Storms and strong winds destroy beehives by overturning, dragging and crushing them on other objects. In such periods the winds carry moist air into the hive interior, increasing the possibility of a more damaging condensation in cold weather.
To shield your hives from destructive winds, we install fencing to act as windbreak using strong posts and sheets of strong materials.
Control of wood insects (termites and lice)
Woodlice and termites feed on wood which means that they can destroy your wooden hive if they are allowed to breed around the structure. They are more destructive in dry seasons and common in old or rotting woods.
Controlling these organisms, we use environment friendly soil treatment methods, liquid insecticides or baits.
Clearing and removing decomposing dead plant materials and other plant debris from the beekeeping zone.
Get notified through cell phone dials and instant SMS alerts when intruders or thieves attempt to open your hives to steal any available hive products, Embrace a system designed for your timely response to your apiary site once notified about any detected threats in your hive(s) using our remote bee hive monitoring system.
REMOTE BEE HIVE MONITORING SYSTEM
Install our mobile-based hive intelligence system equipped with data driven insights for monitoring weather Pattern, physical tamper on hives and performance of colonies through the use of cell phones and smart phones.
Climate variability poses significant risks to beekeeping. Unpredictable weather can disrupt foraging patterns, reduce nectar availability, and increase stress on colonies. Thanks for the technology of web and mobile applications which now enable beekeepers to track weather patterns in real time, get instant alerts during temperature and humidity extreme conditions thus allowing for timely adjustments in hive management strategies in order to save colonies.
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MAINTENANCE OF HIVES AND APIARY SITES
We replace and repair damaged beehive parts
Install shelter to protect hives during prolonged extreme temperature conditions.
In this erratic climate change, weather is a destructive agent in apiaries. Rainwater can damage wooden hives and kill the insects. The sun’s heat can also damage hives and, in addition, cause bees to abscond.
To keep your hives safe from rainwater, we do install a rain cover to prevent rain drops from falling directly on the structure.
To shade your hive from direct, strong sun heat, we install a shade structure but you can also use the rain cover if it can provide shade.
Beeswax transfers for hives lacking wax.
Beeswax is quite important in a hive. Not only is it used by the bees to make the combs, it is also used by the insects to line the structure interior, making it more comfortable. It strengthens the whole structure when it hardens in the joints.
Beeswax can be lost when harvesting honey or maintaining the hive, so be careful not to interfere with it when handling the structure. If you accidentally detach the wax from the surfaces, you need to place it back. We make replacement by harvesting some wax from another hive with excess wax or buy from the shop. When buying replacement wax, we ensure that it is a natural
We replace and repair damaged beehive parts
Like other structures, beehives wear out with time, lowering their value. Weather is the main threat to the hives, and it can cause damages such as warping, cracking, rotting, and rusting. Other things that can damage hives are insects and large animals.
The repairs and replacements we do strengthens the entire hive and makes it more resistant to weather, animals, and other destructive agents. It also keeps your structure in a good shape which adds some attractiveness to your garden.
Install excluders and supers
The excluders help to prevent the queen from laying eggs on the honeycombs. Supers, on the other hand, provide additional space for the bees to store honey and are installed when honeycombs or brood Combs start to fill up (which is common in summer).
If your hive lacks queen excluders, we install it before the queen finds, lays eggs in the combs which are made for honey production.
Provide adequate ventilation for your beehives.
Proper ventilation to keep the bee hive free from the damaging effects of condensation, low temperatures and high temperatures.
Too much moisture tends to build up in a poorly ventilated hive, causing damage to the structure and creating conducive environment for fungi breeding which affects colony health.
High temperatures can also destroy the structure and harm the insects.
Our solution is to add ventilation holes to improve air circulation. In freezing weather, you can cover your hive with a black tar paper which prevents heat loss.
9.Protect hives from Mice.
We install a mouse guard at the hive entrance and destroy their nests which are common in
autumn.
TRAINING ON BEE FARMING
Hire our team of seasoned professionals with practical field experience, in depth knowledge
and skill sets applied in today’s sustainable modern bee farming. We train you or your team
starting from apiary project planning to marketing hive products. Topics covered in our
training programs include but not limited to project planning, apiary site installation, record
keeping and farm management, human resource management, quality control in storage of
hive products and marketing. Contact us today to arrange for your training.
