Rational renovation of the broods chamber to work the half rise
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With this technology you can work all kinds of colony on the part of beekeepers, but it is essential to work when using the average hoist above a single breeding chamber or nest; Its purpose is to work with the Langstroth honeycombs since it is not possible to work as it was traditional when two breeding or nesting chambers were used and several half-hoists were applied as vertical growth or when only Langstroth technology is used as a breeding and growth chamber vertical. The advantage of this technique is that you always have a new breeding chamber and that the oldest combs are at the ends of the breeding chamber, always the beekeeper must take the precaution of introducing the laminated frames in position number three as it is indicated in the work and when it is worked to pass it towards the center and to move those of the center towards the ends; in five visits you will have all the hives with new breeding chambers. The old combs that are extracted from the ends will always be used to extract the wax and the best can be used as growth for the crops or to make new hives since many possess a large amount of pollen.
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