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Class 449/32 - Vertically stacked hive bodies


Subclass of Class 449 - Bee culture
Definition: Structure wherein the portion of the hive between the bottom
No. of patents: 3
Last issue date: 01/01/1991


NumberTitleIssue Date
4981458Combination queen rearing nucleus and comb honey hive
Bees are maintained in a hive complex which maintains multiple clusters of bees. The purpose of the complex is twofold: queen rearing and comb honey production. This hive allows for six compartments, each with its own entrance when used as a single story ...
01/01/1991
4459715Beehive
An elongated rectangular cross section hive body provides increased useable volume compared to a Kenya hive. An easily replaceable flat bottom board for the hive body is provided. Raised end walls for the hive body enable using selectively standard or top...
07/17/1984
4349927Beehive improvements
A Kenya hive is modified to accept on top thereof at one end portion of the Kenya hive a Langstroth hive. Better wintering of bees in colder climates is thus achieved while retaining the known advantages of the Kenya hive. Modified forward brood frames an...
09/21/1982
 
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