by NOD Apiary | Jan 12, 2023
Protect your winter bees by wrapping when they start to cluster. If you overwinter your bees indoors, you can continue to protect them by wrapping when hives are placed outside in the early spring months to help mitigate the transition.
by NOD Apiary | Jan 12, 2023
Yes. Every Bee Cozy has a seal mark or seam where the two ends meet. When placing the Bee Cozy on the hive, keep the seam to the front of the hive, as it provides an air funnel for the top and bottom entrances. Secure the entrance reducer in place and ensure top and...
by NOD Apiary | Jan 12, 2023
The Inner Cover Pad is designed to fit into a deep inner cover. To account for the thicker rims of the deep inner cover, the Inner Cover Pad has smaller dimensions.
by NOD Apiary | Jan 12, 2023
The Inner Cover Pad is designed to fit into a deep inner cover. Place the Inner Cover Pad on top of the deep inner cover and place the hive lid over top. Inner Cover Pads will also work with shallow supers. If you have a standard inner cover, you may have to roll the...
by NOD Apiary | Jan 12, 2023
Start by rolling and compressing the air out of your Bee Cozy; hold it in place with elastics or strings. Then store in a dry location. If your Bee Cozy is wet after winter, hang it to dry with the seam vertical to the ground before storing.
