Imgut® Stop Grid for Breeding Optimizes Hive Management
Imgut® Stop Grid for Breeding Optimizes Hive Management is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Short description
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Wooden structure with plastic barrier on both sides to cage the queen and keep the colony free from brood. It is used both in summer after the second honey harvest and in autumn/winter, when thanks to the slope the cluster of bees can settle around the queen. To avoid uncontrolled constructions, the thickness of the wood is only 10 mm
Returns and Refunds
Returns and Refunds
If for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, you can return the products within 14 days of receiving your order.
You can proceed with the return of the entire order or only partially, by selecting the items you want to return during the return procedure.
Make the return directly by e-mail: info@agritura.com. Insert the order number and the e-mail with which you made the purchase, the surname used during the purchase and the numbers of the articles for which you intend to exercise the right of withdrawal.
Shipping and delivery costs
Shipping and delivery costs
Shipping costs start at €11 and vary according to weight and destination. For cash on delivery purchases there is an additional cost of €7.50.
The minimum order is 50€. In the case of orders for a lower amount, a surcharge of €5 + VAT will be added to cover the costs of processing the order.
Imgut® Stop Grid for Breeding Optimizes Hive Management
Further information
With the brood cage, the queen is caged for 24 days in the summer after the second honey harvest to free the colony from breeding. Now it is also possible to remove mite residues with oxalic acid or lactic acid.
A second possible use is to cage the queen in autumn/winter for a period without reproduction. This is intended to help bees hibernate, fly less and reduce the number of Varroa mites due to lack of brood. The tilt is used to allow the bee group to sit around the queen in winter. Winter caging should only be used for one-room colonies.
To avoid wild construction, the thickness of the wood is 10 mm, the queen is released via an outlet near the top beam
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