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Natural beekeeping focuses on bee health over honey yield by allowing bees to build combs naturally without human intervention. This means using top bar hives instead of framed hives and accepting irregular comb structures. Natural beekeeping is small-scale, low cost, and low environmental impact. Problems like long grass interfering with hives can be solved simply, like extending the chicken run to include the hive so chickens can keep the grass short.
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- 1. Natural Beekeeping An important element in permaculture design
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- 8. Simplicity
- 9. Low cost and easy to build
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- 15. A problem solved
- 16. The situation before bees
- 17. Problem • The regulations state that the hive must be placed 3 metres from the fence if the fence is less than 2 metres high. We had extended the chook run along the fence and it was 2 metres wide at the time. So we placed the bee hive outside the chook run
- 18. • It wasn’t long before the grass grew up under the bee hive to a great height and couldn’t be mown without disturbing them. The grass was causing an increase in humidity in the bee hive which could have been a precursor to disease.
- 19. Grass
- 20. What to do? • We could have lifted the beehive and put a base down for it to stand on…. • We could have come out at night to cut the grass down with scissors…. • We could have given up keeping bees…. • But what did we do?
- 21. The solution • Put the chooks to work, of course. Extend the chook run around the bee hive so that it was now enclosed in the chook run while still being the regulation distance from the fence. Now everyone was happy.
- 23. Resources • http://www.naturalbeekeeping.org.au/ • http://www.biobees.com/ • http://www.malfroysgold.com.au/ • http://beenaturalguy.com/observations/natur al-comb/