Wood-Bound Metal Queen Excluder strained honey Why are the side wings

Why are the side wings important

written by beekeeper Stephen Repasky

How do I harvest honey from a Layens

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in the bee yard or out

Wood-Bound Metal Queen Excluder strained honey Why are the side wingsA metal queen excluder bound in a wooden frame for extra rigidity. The wood edge keeps the grid flat and adds a bee space, so the excluder won't sag or stick to the frames below. Features Metal grid in a solid wood frame resists warping and bending. Built in bee space reduces burr comb on the excluder. Fits standard Langstroth equipment choose 8 or 10 frame. How it works Place it between the brood box and honey super. The framed grid passes workers